prague
Prague’s old town survived the 20th century largely intact, and it’s one of Europe’s most beautiful cities. Walk across Charles Bridge at dawn, climb to Prague Castle and explore the lanes of Malá Strana.
Evenings bring classical concerts in baroque halls, excellent restaurants and some of the best beer in the world.
It’s perfect for a long weekend and combines well with Vienna or Budapest.
where to go
The castle complex and St Vitus Cathedral.
The medieval bridge lined with statues.
The Astronomical Clock and Old Town Square.
Baroque palaces and hidden gardens.
Historic synagogues and cemetery.
A fairytale town in South Bohemia.
when to go
Prague is lovely all year.
April to June
Blossom in the gardens and mild weather.
July to August
Long evenings and outdoor concerts.
December
Christmas markets and snowy rooftops.
where to stay
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experiences
A private tour with a historian.
Cruise the river at sunset.
An evening of music in a baroque hall.
Walk the hidden lanes with a local guide.
Visit a brewery with an expert.
See the bridge empty as the sun rises.
Three to four nights is ideal.
April to June and September to October, or December for the markets.
Yes, Vienna and Budapest are easy by train.
Yes, it’s walkable and full of castles and stories.
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