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Prague Itinerary: 2 to 5 days, day by day
A castle above the river, Gothic spires, and beer halls on cobbled streets. Pick a trip length to see every day written out — what to do, where to stay and what it costs.
Every trip length
Pick how long you have in Prague.
Each one is a complete plan. Here is the shape of each, a line per day.
2 days in Prague
- Day 1Old Town, Charles Bridge, and riverside Prague
- Day 2Castle district, viewpoints, and New Town streets
3 days in Prague
- Day 1Old Town and riverfront introduction
- Day 2Castle district and hillside views
- Day 3New Town boulevards and final viewpoints
4 days in Prague
- Day 1Old Town orientation and riverfront views
- Day 2Castle district and hilltop panoramas
- Day 3New Town, river embankment and evening atmosphere
- Day 4Lesser-known corners and final city views
5 days in Prague
- Day 1Old Town and riverfront orientation
- Day 2Castle district and Lesser Town
- Day 3New Town, Wenceslas area and evening views
- Day 4Markets, Jewish Quarter edge and Letná
- Day 5Final walks, shopping lanes and departure
How many days do you need in Prague?
3 days is the right length for a first trip to Prague. That covers Prague Castle and Malá Strana, the Charles Bridge, the Old Town Square and its clock, and the Jewish Quarter. With fewer days you see the highlights at a brisk pace; with more, add a day trip to Kutná Hora or Český Krumlov.
See the 3-day Prague itinerary →When to go, what a trip costs and what other travellers planned: Prague travel guide →
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