Perfect Weekend in Prague - 3 Days Itinerary

Prague Castle is a popular tourist destination that is especially busy between 11AM and 1PM and requires a ticket to see the back of Saint Vitus Cathedral or the exhibitions at the golden lane.

The Old Town Square is a main attraction in Prague's Old Town, along with the astronomical clock and Tyn Church; it's best to visit before 10 AM to avoid crowds.

Charles Bridge is recommended to visit early in the morning to avoid crowds and take photos.

The astronomical clock in Old Town Square is a main attraction that is best visited early to avoid crowds.

The National Museum is recommended as an indoor activity on a rainy day to gain perspective on historical sites and Czech culture.

Archers Island is accessible by elevator from the bridge and is a great place for grabbing a coffee or lemonade and having a picnic.

Lesser Town (Malá Strana) has enough cool sites to dedicate your whole day to, including Volstein Garden and the John Lennon Wall.

Volstein Garden is a magical place to visit from April to October to see peacocks and koi fish.

Saint Nicholas Church can be visited in the Lesser Town, especially in winter, but there is an entrance fee.

The John Lennon Wall is one of the most famous monuments to freedom of speech and the fight against communism.

Kampa Island is a place where you can grab a drink, relax, or just collapse to the grass because of exhaustion.

Letná Park has a huge beer garden.

Cross Club is a place to go party.

Vyšehrad is a former castle and fortress and a huge park with beautiful views of Prague.

New Town is a residential area that is calm to explore.

The Dancing House is one of the biggest sights of the New Town.