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Updated on January 12, 2021 By Jackie Sills-Dellegrazie 50 Comments
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15 Things to Do in Prague for First-Timers

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Updated on January 12, 2021

Is it your first time in Prague? Get ready to be swept off your feet and into a lifelong tryst! As a first-timer, focus on capturing the city’s energy and unbelievable beauty. It’s ok to be smitten over the city’s romantic architecture and poetic vibe. Over time, this love-at-first-sight will undoubtedly call you back to Prague and develop into a deep, longlasting relationship!

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15 things to do in Prague for first-timers

Prague has plenty of places to see and things to do. While it is more of a wallet-friendly city than others in Europe like London or Stockholm, it’s still smart to save money anywhere you can. One way to save money no matter where you’re traveling is to look for bundled sightseeing cards and decide whether these passes include the places you want to visit.

The Prague City Card gets you free entry to 50+ Prague sights including Prague Castle and the museums in the Jewish quarter. It also comes includes a sightseeing tour and a river cruise, as well as up to 50% off other tours and shows. I also love sightseeing cards because it means not needing to worry about having local currency when my travel rewards credit card isn’t accepted!

If visiting Prague for the first time is like love-at-first-sight, then having a 2, 3, or 4-day Prague City Card means not having to worry about who’s paying for the first date. 😉

1. Walk across the Charles Bridge.

Charles Bridge in Prague

The Charles Bridge is the most iconic place in all of Prague and for good reason, too. Walking under the arched bridge tower entry, you’ll feel as if you’re stepping back to medieval times. The cobblestone path and the Baroque saint statues guide you across the Vltava River in what feels like an absolute fairytale.

The best times to capture the essence of the bridge is as the sun is rising or late at night. Otherwise, the bridge fills with tourists and makes it all but impossible to take classic photos of the bridge from this vantage point.

2. Go to Old Town Square.

Prague Old Town Square

Gather in front of the Astronomical Clock Tower for the hourly show. The show is a bit underwhelming at best, but a must-see, so no worries if you can’t quite see everything. Listen to musicians play. Marvel at the architecture. Eat some roasted meat or a sweet, delicious trdelnik.

Touristy? Yes, surely. But, as a first-timer in Prague, it’s the heart of the old town and gushes with European Medieval charm. If you can, wake up early to have the square to yourself. You’re sure to love this alone time with the city.

ProTip:  Can’t get enough of the historic feel in Old Town Square? Why not travel back in time and have dinner at a tavern in Medieval times with a fun and festive 3-hour performance experience that includes dinner with swordsmen, jugglers, music, and more.

Prague Clock Tower
Astronomical Clock Tower

3. Visit Prague castle.

Prague Castle

After you’ve spent time in Old Town Square and on the Charles Bridge (hopefully in the early morning hours), make your way up the hill to Prague Castle. Take time to enjoy the sweeping views of the city and the river below.

Use your Prague City Card for free entry to Prague Castle including St. Vitus, the Royal Palace, Golden Lane, and St. George’s Basilica. Arrive when the castle opens to enjoy your visit with fewer people.

Wander through the complex and enjoy visiting the Old Royal Palace with its grand hall and artistically supported ceiling. Don’t miss St. George’s Basilica and its pretty muraled altar and apse. Stroll along Golden Lane and visit the tiny, brightly colored houses still decorated with items from past residents. And, of course, go inside the perfectly Gothic St. Vitus Cathedral! (More on St. Vitus below.)

You can also avoid Prague crowds by planning your visit in advance.

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4. Admire St. Vitus Church.

Things to do in Prague

The Roman Catholic Cathedral is within the walls of the Prague Castle complex and is a can’t miss! The Gothic Cathedral dates back to the mid-1300s, with earlier religious structures on the site dating back 300 years earlier.

Walk around the entire Cathedral. The Gothic spires, gargoyles, and flying buttresses are worth admiring Once inside, take note of the Cathedral’s stained glass windows. They’re long and colorful, filling the Cathedral with light. The Cathedral also holds the remains of past Kings and Emperors. If you visit on a Sunday, parishioners attend Mass and St. Vitus is closed until Mass is finished.

5. Eat Trdelnik and Horice rolls.

Two sweet treats you’ll not want to miss! Trdelnik is a tube-shaped bread roasted over an open flame and coated with a mixture of cinnamon and sugar. The warm bread with its crunchy outside and doughy inside is sold on the street for cheap and is the perfect snack for strolling.

Trdelnik Prague
Trdelnik..How many can I eat?
Prague Chocolate
Horice Rolls…Is that enough chocolate for dipping

Horice rolls are tubes of joy, a.k.a. wafer-like tubes filled with fluffy cream and served with a bowl of hot melted chocolate. Simply dip the Horice roll in the chocolate and place gently in the mouth. If you visit Choco Cafe, you’ll want to just go for it and order one of their thick signature hot chocolates, too.

Looking for more authentic foodie fun? Take a food walk with a local or join a traditional dinner party. 

6. Get a Thai Massage.

I bet you never expected to see this on a “things to do in Prague” list! But, there’s a chain of Thai Massage Spas that are quite affordable and relaxing, especially after walking all day. After being massaged by ex-prisoners in Thailand, I can verify the Thai massage I got was authentic and worked out all the kinks. If a Thai massage isn’t your thing, try a foot rub or shoulder rub instead!

7. Drink Beer.

Prague Beer
Why does the beer taste so good in Prague?

Whether or not you typically enjoy a good beer, be sure to give one a try in Prague. It’s perfectly chilled and is as pure as the water from a mountain lake. There are places like the Prague Beer Museum (not really a museum, but bar) where you can try a beer flight. Be warned, though, because when it’s busy it’s quite a smokey place.

Or just opt, instead, for anywhere you’d like to have a bite or settle in for a few drinks. We stumbled upon Lokal, a local beer hall with delicious food and…yes, of course…beer. 

8. Explore the Jewish Quarter.

Prague Jewish Cemetary
Old Jewish Cemetery in Prague

Once the only place Prague’s Jewish residents could be buried, the Old Jewish Cemetery in Prague is believed to be the final resting place of more than 100,000 people despite having just 10,000 headstones. When space ran out, more Earth was added to make room for more people. The cemetery now serves as a peaceful, yet poignant, reminder of the catastrophic history Jewish residents throughout Central and Eastern Europe suffered.

The Prague City Card includes free entry to the Old Jewish Cemetery, as well as several other noteworthy sights in Prague’s Jewish Quarter, like the Spanish Synagogue and the Old-New Synagogue.

9. Stroll the streets to admire the architecture.

Prague architecture

Prague’s Baroque architecture and pretty pastel-colored buildings steal the show. Make time during your visit to stroll through Prague’s streets with your gaze upwards and your camera out. The ornate details on the buildings range from delicate spirals to sensational sculptures of winged angels.

Look for buildings with sgraffito, walls covered with tinted layers of plaster giving the appearance of painted scenes covering the building’s facade. It’s during walks like this where you’ll truly grasp Prague’s fairytale charm.

Prague architecture

Local guides are also happy to share their city and make sure you see Prague’s prettiest places and learn about its history.

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10. Visit Kampa Island and the John Lennon Wall.

John Lennon Wall Prague
John Lennon Wall

As you make your way across the Charles Bridge, head down the staircases on the left or right to Kampa Island. Walk through the cobblestoned streets along the canals. There are vendors and shops selling snacks, sausages, and beer.  Or choose to sit along the water at one of the cafes.

Find your way to the island’s small park and the nearby John Lennon Wall. The painted wall is a living piece of art with Beatles lyrics and tributes to John Lennon being regularly added and modified.

11. Climb the Astronomical Clock Tower and the Charles Bridge Tower.

Prague View over the river

Aside from waking early, your best vantage points to see Prague and take photos is from up above. Prague’s surrounding hills have parks, Castles, forts, and ramparts to view the city from a bird’s perspective.

Climbing the Astronomical Clock Tower in the old town and the Charles Bridge Tower at the foot of the bridge give overhead views of Old Town Square, the Vltava River, and Prague’s many-spired, orange rooftops.

While the Clock Tower was busy, we had the views from the Bridge Tower all to ourselves. Shhh…It’s as if no one knows about this vantage point.

ProTip: The Charles Bridge Museum is also at the foot of the bridge and is included with your Prague City Card. You’ll see how this glamorous Gothic bridge was built and learn its history. It is, after all, Prague’s oldest bridge.

Prague Spire View

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I had an incredible stay at the Alcron Hotel, formerly a Radisson Blu property. Aside from the hotel’s Art Deco charm, it was in comfortable walking distance to Old Town Square.

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12. Look for Prague’s Quirky Statues.

Prague Franz Kafka Statue

Whether you’re on the Charles Bridge, wandering near Old Town Square, or in the historic Jewish Quarter, Prague has interesting and unusual statues and sculptures. Some are on display like the Franz Kafka statue above but others may require a closer examination of your surroundings like with the “Man Hanging Out” statue. 😉

13. Hideaway and listen to some Jazz.

Live music in Prague is a must. If you prefer a classical concert, you’re sure to find the composer of your choosing. AghaRTA Jazz Club, close to Old Town Square, has musicians playing jazz, blues, funk, and swing music each night of the week in a 14th-century cave-like cellar. Sit back with a very tall glass of beer (or 2) and enjoy the music.

14. Have dinner under the stars.

Prague at night
A rooftop dinner over Old Town Square

Be out in Prague as much as you’re able, even if it means eating dinner on a rooftop in February with heat lamps and blankets. Prague Castle shimmers in the distance and the city takes a notable breath as the darkness settles. Check out Hotel U Prince rated one of the top 15 rooftop views in the world. You’ll overlook Old Town Square and have a private viewing of the Astronomical Clock hourly show.

Or maybe you prefer to see the city all lit up from the water! Prague dinner cruises sail along the Vltava River providing you the opportunity to see Prague Castle and the Charles Bridge illuminated under the night sky.

15. Savor the romance of Prague.

Prague view St. Charles Bridge

There’s an undeniable romance to Prague. The city will welcome you with friendly and inviting open arms. It’ll steal even your well-prepared heart and keep you longing for more. The architecture, the sights, the river, the Castle on the hill…all of it blends together creating just the right amount of intrigue and magnetism to delight and, eventually, lure you back.

What are your top things to do in Prague? 

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  1. Tatiana says

    March 15, 2016 at 9:02 pm

    Right on! Really cool post, covering the must-dos af this unbeliavable beautiful city…

    Reply
    • Jackie Sills-Dellegrazie says

      March 15, 2016 at 10:15 pm

      Thanks so much, Tatiana. Sounds like Prague has stolen your heart, too! 🙂

  2. Yasha Langford says

    March 19, 2016 at 10:00 am

    I finally made it to Prague in 2013, and I did do most of the things you mention here. But the thing I enjoyed most in Prague was to just wander the streets and find what was around the next corner. I’ll be back one day to do that again – and to catch up on anything I’ve missed. Except ride a segway – I never had much interest in that, and I’m sure I’d fall off 😉

    Reply
    • Jackie Sills-Dellegrazie says

      March 19, 2016 at 12:08 pm

      I agree, Yasha! Wandering Prague’s streets and exploring are musts! Like you, I’ll go back just to do that! 😉

  3. Howard @ Backroad Planet says

    March 19, 2016 at 10:26 am

    Although I have come fairly close on more than one occasion, Jackie, I have not yet made it to Prague, Your photos confirm what I have always heard about how similar Prague is to Krakow, where I have traveled, especially the Old Town Square and Jewish cemetery. Still, the Prague Castle and St. Vitus Church are calling my name . . . .

    Reply
    • Jackie Sills-Dellegrazie says

      March 19, 2016 at 12:11 pm

      Howard, no matter how many photos you see, Prague will not disappoint. It really has the right balance of history and charm. St. Vitus is really impressive, even after seeing many other Cathedrals throughout Europe. Good to know about, Krakow, because it’s one of the next places I’d like to visit in Europe.

  4. Brenda Tolentino says

    March 19, 2016 at 11:59 am

    I haven’t visited Prague yet but I can’t wait to travel to this “magical” town. I’ve heard great things about the baths in Prague and all the good eats. The Trdelnik and the Horice Rolls both look so delicious, can’t wait to try them.

    Reply
    • Jackie Sills-Dellegrazie says

      March 19, 2016 at 12:13 pm

      You’re sure to love Prague, Brenda! As a NYer, you’ll appreciate how walkable it is, with magic around every corner…and hopefully a trdelnik vendor! 😉

  5. Sara | Belly Rumbles says

    March 19, 2016 at 9:51 pm

    Two things I didn’t expect to find on your list were Thai massage and Jazz. This yet to be first timer in Prague wants to wing her way there pronto!

    Reply
    • Jackie Sills-Dellegrazie says

      March 20, 2016 at 10:39 am

      Thai massage was definitely unexpected for me, too, Sarah. After seeing them in a bunch of spots around the city, I had to try. It was a really legit Thai massage. Quite impressive! Hope you can make it to Prague soon! 🙂

  6. Brianna says

    March 19, 2016 at 10:12 pm

    Love,love,love Prague! Another really cool thing to do is check out one of the beer spas, also don’t forget to try some becherovka!

    Reply
    • Jackie Sills-Dellegrazie says

      March 20, 2016 at 10:34 am

      I’d have liked to taste some Becherovka, Brianna! Drinking too many beers, I guess! 😉 I have to admit, we did go into one of the Beer Museums, which is really a bar where you can do a Czech beer tasting. But, it was sooo smokey inside, we just couldn’t stay. NYC and its smoke-free bars have really spoiled me.

  7. Indrani says

    March 19, 2016 at 11:37 pm

    I have not done the last few, didn’t have enough time, rest all I enjoyed doing them.
    Worth a visit, great city!

    Reply
    • Jackie Sills-Dellegrazie says

      March 20, 2016 at 10:31 am

      Prague is such a wonderful city, Indrani, it’s not a bad thing to have reasons to return. 😉

  8. melody pittman says

    March 20, 2016 at 1:02 am

    My Bucket list destination! I have a 3 day pre-cruise excursion for spring 2017 planned with Viking River Cruises. I cannot wait to walk across the Charles Bridge and see all the orange rooftops.

    Reply
    • Jackie Sills-Dellegrazie says

      March 20, 2016 at 10:26 am

      Oh, Melody! You will love it! If you can, wake up early and get to the Charles Bridge when the sun’s just up. Having the bridge to yourself will be such a great experience. 🙂

  9. Dana says

    March 20, 2016 at 5:58 am

    I keep telling my husband that we MUST visit Prague this year! I’ll have to remember to climb the Astronomical Clock Tower and Charles Bridge Tower for my pictures. My kids will be all over the Horice rolls, so getting one (okay maybe more than one) of these treats will be on our list.

    Reply
    • Jackie Sills-Dellegrazie says

      March 20, 2016 at 10:19 am

      Seriously, Dana, you MUST visit Prague!! It’s such a fairy tale and fun for all ages. Don’t forget to grab some trdelnik, too! 🙂

  10. Tales of travelling sisters says

    March 20, 2016 at 10:13 am

    Oh yumm!! The Horice Rolls looks so delicious, this would be the first thing we would get our hands on if we visit Prague in the future (hope its pretty soon) 😀

    Reply
    • Jackie Sills-Dellegrazie says

      March 20, 2016 at 10:37 am

      I hope so, too! Those Horice Rolls will not disappoint! 🙂

  11. Valerie says

    March 20, 2016 at 11:35 am

    We are planning a trip to Europe and are finding it difficult whittling down what to see in just 3 weeks. I can’t help but keep coming back to needing to see Prague though! It looks like such a beautiful city and there is even more than I thought there was to do! My husband is a big fan of Thai massages, so I’m sure I could easily talk him into Prague now 😉

    Reply
    • Jackie Sills-Dellegrazie says

      March 20, 2016 at 12:15 pm

      Your trip to Europe sounds so exciting, Valerie! 3 weeks will give you time to see a bunch of places. Keep convincing your husband! Prague is such a fantastic European city! 🙂

  12. Travelwith2ofus says

    March 20, 2016 at 12:54 pm

    Prague is one of the cities we plan to visit in the future. Of course you can’t go there without checking out the Charles Bridge. I don’t know much about the cuisine in the Czech Republic so I would definitely want to eat under the stars and have Trdelnik and Horice rolls for dessert.

    Reply
    • Jackie Sills-Dellegrazie says

      March 20, 2016 at 1:22 pm

      Yes, the Charles Bridge is a must! The Czech cuisine is meat-heavy, but it’s possible to find something everyone will enjoy eating, especially the sweet treats! 🙂

  13. Mags says

    March 20, 2016 at 2:16 pm

    OMG! Prague always looks so gorgeous. I”m going to be there for the first time in September and this gave me a lot of ideas!

    Reply
    • Jackie Sills-Dellegrazie says

      March 20, 2016 at 2:24 pm

      Great, Mags! You’re going to have a blast! Enjoy! 🙂

  14. Tess says

    March 31, 2016 at 1:35 am

    I´m traveling to Prague today, and I´m glad I found this – will be sure to have it in the back of my mind when walking around, thanks! 😀

    Reply
    • Jackie Sills-Dellegrazie says

      April 5, 2016 at 2:19 am

      Thanks so much, Tess! I hope you have an incredible time in Prague!

  15. Alice says

    August 4, 2016 at 7:01 am

    I was in Prague in May and it was the absolute best part of our whole trip. Spent three days there and managed to do all the things you mentioned minus the Thai massage. We visited the Charles bridge several times all at different times of the day. We did a river boat tour which gave us a relaxing break from all of the walking. Make sure to have good walking shoes! Also did lots of great shopping bought a small garnet ring, lots of garnet! On your way back from the castle go to the beer gardens up on the hill overlooking the town and river.

    Reply
    • Jackie Sills-Dellegrazie says

      August 5, 2016 at 10:34 am

      Alice, it sounds like you had an incredible visit to Prague! Love to hear that. Thanks for the tip about the beer gardens. I’m sure the views (and the beer!) were beautiful. Thanks for reading and sharing about your trip! 🙂

  16. Lenka says

    August 15, 2016 at 8:29 am

    I am from Prague and I am begging you, don’t ride a segway. It is pain in the ass 🙂 Prague is not that large so you can easily walk all over it. And my tip for you – go to Naplavka, on Saturdays there is farmer’s market and it is really cool place for breakfast. We have also many great coffee places! And for beer try pubs called Lokal, they have absolutely best beer in Prague. Enjoy 🙂

    Reply
    • Jackie Sills-Dellegrazie says

      August 15, 2016 at 11:56 am

      Hi Lenka! Thanks for your tips and for reading. I loved the beer at a Lokal Pub…and the atmosphere. My visits to Prague have been in the colder months. Is the farmer’s market open year round or only when it’s warm?

    • Lenka says

      August 17, 2016 at 6:12 am

      I think they usually have a break during January and February. In December there are christmas markets which are great too. Actually in Prague is these days a lot of farmer’s market but IMHO Naplavka is the most pleasent one.

    • Jackie Sills-Dellegrazie says

      August 18, 2016 at 10:55 am

      Thanks for the great info, Lenka! I’m excited to visit Prague’s Christmas markets this winter. 🙂

  17. Veronika Tomanova says

    September 25, 2016 at 5:37 pm

    I am happy you enjoyed the visit of my country. Your pcitures of Prague look better than the reality:) Next time you visit Czech rep, chek out South Moravia – reagion with lot of great wine an amazing nature!

    Reply
    • Jackie Sills-Dellegrazie says

      September 25, 2016 at 5:43 pm

      Thanks so much, Veronika! The secret is waking up early and taking photos just at the city is waking up! 😉 South Moravia is on the radar for sure. I’d love to spend time there, too.

  18. Kanwar Shahid says

    November 4, 2016 at 11:43 pm

    I loved that city, Beautiful streets.

    Reply
    • Jackie Sills-Dellegrazie says

      November 5, 2016 at 11:07 am

      I couldn’t agree more, Kanwar. 🙂

  19. Michael says

    May 5, 2017 at 10:32 am

    Yes, this country is great. We’ve had a lovely time with my friends living near the Sarka natural reservation, had tons of time to get even outside Prague and visit Karlstejn by bycicle 🙂

    Reply
    • Jackie Sills-Dellegrazie says

      May 6, 2017 at 10:18 am

      Sounds great, Michael. I’d love to explore more outside of Prague, too.

  20. Michelle says

    April 26, 2018 at 3:57 am

    Great article, i really-really like it! I love joining walking tours that it is now one of the things that I look for in my travels. (**Comment edited to omit promotional link.**)

    Reply
    • Jackie Sills-Dellegrazie says

      April 28, 2018 at 9:59 am

      Thanks for reading, Michelle. Walking tours are a great way to see a new city. 🙂

  21. Bert says

    November 14, 2018 at 11:39 am

    With thanks, Quite a lot of tips!

    Reply
    • Jackie Sills-Dellegrazie says

      November 20, 2018 at 11:21 am

      Thanks for reading, Bert.

    • Christin B says

      October 19, 2019 at 5:49 am

      Yeah right! This article really came in handy. Which hotel would you recommend? We stayed in a hotel and it has a perfect location in the centre.

    • Jackie Sills-Dellegrazie says

      October 19, 2019 at 8:14 pm

      Thanks for reading, Christin. I loved my stay at the Alcron Hotel and would recommend it!

  22. Kevin says

    December 28, 2018 at 12:05 pm

    I visited Prague just once, with my wife, during the Christmas season when the city’s especially charming. We joined a short walking tour, explored the Old Town, Christmas markets, street foods and holiday spirit in general. But how could we miss the Thai Massage Spa? And someone also mentioned a Beer Spa in comments. We have to come back for sure, to catch up on everything.

    Kevin M. Wootton
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    • Jackie Sills-Dellegrazie says

      December 30, 2018 at 4:03 pm

      Thanks for reading, Kevin. Agreed!, Prague is so charming during the Christmas season. It’s never a bad thing to have a reason to return to Prague. 🙂

  23. Kim says

    February 20, 2019 at 7:45 am

    We will be visiting Prague in May! I am just going to follow in your footsteps. Sounds like a perfect itinerary!

    Reply
    • Jackie Sills-Dellegrazie says

      February 20, 2019 at 9:02 pm

      Thanks for reading, Kim. Glad the guide is helpful! Prague is so fantastic…enjoy!!

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