Trip plan · November 21 – 22, 2026
A weekend in Prague
Two days in Prague: the Castle, Petřín and Charles Bridge on Saturday, the Old Town and the National Theatre on Sunday.
Each day stays on one side of the Vltava. The fixed stops are Prague landmarks; events in the plan are live listings for this weekend.
Sights are real places from our map; events are live listings for these dates and change daily. Check opening hours and tickets before you go.
01 · Day 1 · Saturday, November 21
Castle, Petřín and Charles Bridge
Walk downhill from the Castle through Malá Strana; Petřín hill with its lookout tower and mirror maze is next door, and Charles Bridge ends the day.
Morning
Afternoon
about 16 min by public transport (2 km)
Viewpoint
Petrin Observation Tower
1 min walk
Theme park
Mirror Maze on Petřín Hill
13 min walk
Museum
Museum Kampa
Modern art museum on Malá Strana with the world's largest Kupka collection.
15 min walk
On this day · 15:00
St. Vitus Cathedral up close – guided tour
Správa Pražského hradu
2 min walk
On this day · 15:00
From the Life of NGP: The Library
Národní galerie Praha — Šternberský palác
02 · Day 2 · Sunday, November 22
Old Town and the National Theatre
Old Town Square with the astronomical clock, then across to Wenceslas Square and the National Museum; the National Theatre is on the river.
Morning
Attraction
Astronomical Clock
The accessible Prague Astronomical Clock.
1 min walk
Attraction
Old Town City Hall
An indoor attraction, Staroměstská radnice.
7 min walk
On this day · 10:00
Through the passages of the New Town - guided walk
Jungmannovo nám.
5 min walk
On this day · 11:00
Song Recitals
Stavovské divadlo
Afternoon
Where to stay
Where to stay in Prague
A few neighbourhoods that suit this plan, and what each is like. We don't list hotels, the links open a normal hotel search for that area.
Old Town (Staré Město)
The Old Town Square, Charles Bridge and the river on foot. Beautiful and central, but crowded day and night.
Lesser Town (Malá Strana)
Quiet baroque lanes below the Castle, with Petřín hill for walks. Calmer evenings than across the river; the streets are cobbled and hilly.
Vinohrady
A leafy residential district with parks like Riegrovy sady, wine bars and cafés. A few tram stops from the centre and much quieter.
Karlín
A modern riverside district with restaurants and cafés, close to the centre by tram or metro.
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