How To See The Best Of Prague In 4 Hours

A walkable passage known for the upside-down statue of Saint Wenceslas on a horse and a movie theater that premieres Czech films; it also provides access to the Lucerna Rooftop via a paternoster elevator.

A rooftop space atop Lucerna Palace, accessible by a paternoster elevator, offering views of Prague Castle and the National Museum, open on weekends and known for its Instagram-worthy sunsets.

A metro station under Wenceslas Square, named after a former bridge connecting the Old Town and New Town, featuring a remaining part of the original bridge.

A historical gate named for its use as a gunpowder storage tower, offering climbable access and located near the atelier of a popular Czech artist.

A central gathering place to see the Astronomical Clock and a place where 27 Czech men were executed in 1621.

A famous clock on the Old Town Square where crowds gather to watch the hourly display of the apostles, with the possibility to view the clock mechanism from behind.

A historic bridge featuring statues, including Saint John of Nepomuk (whose dog is rubbed for good luck), and remnants of the Judith Bridge, the bridge that preceded it.

A popular statue on Charles Bridge, known for the dog at its base that is rubbed for good luck, a tradition that originated in the 1990s.

An island near Charles Bridge where you can find the Scouts Institute, called the Fish House, where you can buy fish-shaped sweets and drinks by the river.

A famous square where you can find the statue of Saint Wenceslas and the Lucerna passage with an upside-down version of the statue.

A beautiful building near the Powder Gate.

The predecessor to the Charles Bridge; some of its stones remain in the corner of the square leading up to the Charles Bridge.