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Prague holds a special place in my heart as it was my first solo backpack trip. You can be 100% sure I planned this trip to perfection, as I was doing it alone for the first time.  The largest and capital city of both the Czech Republic and Bohemia historically is Prague. Prague, with its rich history and impressive examples of Romanesque, Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque architecture, is a major cultural, political, and economic centre of Central Europe. It served as the seat of various Holy Roman Emperors. The city was built next to the Vltava River, which provides stunning views. Prague is home to many well-known cultural landmarks, such as the Jewish Quarter, Petřín Hill, Vyšehrad, Old Town Square with the Prague Astronomical Clock, and Prague Castle. Prague's historic core has been listed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO since 1992. All of the above and many more you can find in this 3-day intense trip plan, that will guide you through the most beautiful and interesting places in Prague. Be prepared to walk 20k+ steps per day!

Passing through Prague on your way to another city and don't want to break the bank? Or maybe this city is the highlight of your trip? Either way, this is the guide for you! Conveniently discover the highlights of Prague in one day, all without a car. Even if you have more than a day in Prague, I'd recommend this guide to distinguish the top sights and get a feel for their costs.

Prague is a charming city with a dynamic food scene. Their local cuisine includes everything from traditional Czech goulash to sweet chimney cake. This food & drink guide gives you access to my favorite spots around the city. Stuck on what to order? I've included by food recommendations for each restaurant. Crafting these in-depth travel guides requires significant time and dedication and if you found this guide helpful, I kindly ask you to consider showing your appreciation with a tip. Thank you for supporting my discoveries!

Here's my 3-day itinerary for a long weekend spent in the magical capital of the Czech Republic, Prague. In this guide, you will find the top places to stay, eat and drink in Prague that are perfect for sightseeing this unique city in only 3 days! If you have an extra day I highly recommend a day trip to the historic city of Dresden in Germany, which is just under 2 hours away by bus.

A guide to the finest dining experiences in the Czech Republic. Let me share with you a list of well-rated restaurants to ✨SAVE YOUR TIME and MONEY!✨

Prague’s rich cultural history provides an ideal environment for the flourishing specialty coffee scene. From the influence of the Turks to aristocrats enjoying their brews, the city has embraced a diverse coffee culture since the '60s, with even earlier roots (like the sugar cube in Dačice, just south of Prague). Beyond its reputation for fantastic food, Prague impresses with its exceptional coffee offerings—truly outstanding coffee. The city has experienced multiple waves of coffee enthusiasm, signaling a serious commitment to the craft. Local roasters are on the rise, and small specialty coffee shops focus on specific brewing styles, showcasing a dedication to both equipment and skills. Below, you'll find some places I explored and researched, along with others recommended but yet to be visited. Prague has stolen my heart, so I'll be back for more, and rest assured, my list will be updated. One last note: as a non-milk drinker, my appreciation for these places lies in the excellence of black espresso.

Indulge in the enchanting culinary scene of Prague while keeping your gluten sensitivities in mind with our comprehensive restaurant guide. Our guide is designed to ensure that you can savor the flavors of Prague without compromising on your dietary preferences. Beyond the Plate: Delve into the heart of Prague's food culture by learning about the city's connection to gluten-free cuisine. Discover how traditional recipes have been adapted to accommodate modern dietary needs and preferences. All while gaining insight into the chefs' creative processes. Immerse yourself in the stories behind each dish and restaurant, enhancing your overall dining adventure. Plan Your Culinary Escape: Navigate Prague's culinary scene with ease using our guide's detailed information on restaurant locations, opening hours, and reservation options. Whether you're a visitor or a local, our guide simplifies your dining decisions, allowing you to focus on savoring every moment.

Discover the ideal study spots in Prague tailored for students and professionals! As a student, I often search for new places for my study sessions, and Prague can offer plenty of them - from modern and minimalistic to cozy and historical. This guide is crafted to assist newcomers and those working in Prague, ensuring you find the perfect place to focus or unwind. Whether you're a student seeking a quiet corner or a tourist eager to experience Prague's unique study locales, explore these hidden gems and be sure to bookmark this guide for future reference 👇

What to Eat, Drink, and Buy at the 5 best Christmas Markets in Europe! Plus 3 Bonus destinations!

Here you will find ✨all the treasures of Czech cuisine✨ in one place. What to taste and what to pass on when experiencing Czech culinary delights? Let me give you a quick entrée to the Czech food culture! Grab yourself a tasty snack and get ready to indulge in the flavors of the Czech Republic!

Ladies, get ready to embark on an unforgettable hen party adventure in the vibrant city of Prague! From tantalizing culinary experiences to quirky attractions, we've curated the perfect itinerary to ensure your celebrations are nothing short of extraordinary. Join us as we indulge, explore, and create lasting memories in the heart of Prague.

A walking tour created by an expat who's in love with the city. Timed to discover Prague and its main sights in the most beautiful way, bringing you right on time for the perfect sunset spot. Customizable, with a walking map, audio guides and tips for stops on the way for food or drinks.

Forget coffee chains, Prague has some of the best specialty coffee shops in Europe where you can get quality coffee, delicious pastry, and experience the city like a local. Whether you just want a good coffee while you are sightseeing or you are a digital nomad looking for places to work from, I got ya covered in this article with more than 21 of my personal favorite tried-and-tested cafés.

Want to see some hot spots in Scandanavia and Western Europe but only have 2-weeks of vacation per year? Want to make the most of your time by visiting as many countries in as short a time as possible? I'll give you my tips, tricks, and must visits from my 2-week backpacking trip. Disclaimer: My trip took place Dec. 26-Jan. 8, therefore, a lot of attractions visited were winter proofed and many things were cheaper due to the off-season!

Here's a 2-day itinerary for Prague, designed to make the most of your visit, with dining recommendations and tips on how to book transportation and attractions:

Experience exquisite cafes and local desserts in Prague. All cafes offer their national desserts with a slight twist. So, even if you try the same dessert at each location, you'll get a slightly different experience.

Prague, the enchanting city gracefully nestled along the meandering Vltava River. With its spellbinding vistas, rich history, delectable cuisine, and vibrant nightlife, Prague offers a truly magical experience for all who visit. Now, let's dive into my carefully curated list of the top 10 hotels in this captivating Czech Republic gem.

Know for its historic architecture, Prague is a beautiful city to visit! Here are the top 10 landmarks you have to visit while you’re in town. 👇

Prague is a fabulous place to visit for numerous reasons. If you enjoy history, Prague has several fantastic museums about different groups of people and eras. If you enjoy boat tours, a dinner on the Danube is well worth it. If you enjoy architecture, the Charles Bridge is one to experience. Prague has a bit of everything for each type of person.

Embark on an enriching 12-day journey through Vienna, Prague, and Budapest, featuring a memorable day trip to Salzburg and a visit to the historic Terezin concentration camp outside of Prague.