Is 2 Days Enough in Prague?
Prague is the capital city of the Czech Republic famous for the history, culture and beautiful buildings. The author of the passed passage believes that two days are not sufficient to stay in Prague and explore all that this city has to offer, though some tourists will agree with this statement as well. In the next few paragraphs, we will discuss the major sights and things one can do within two days in Prague to ensure that the time is not wasted.
Day 1: Exploring Prague’s Historic Sites
Among other things, on the first day in Prague, it is recommended to visit historical and architectural attractions. First activity is to visit the most memorable landmark in Prague, regarded as one of the largest ancient castles. Visit the splendid building and do not leave the place without seeing the changing of the guard at noon.
Charles Bridge and Old Town Square
The second place of interest is the Charles Bridge and after this castle, head towards it. This is one of Sarajevo’s ancient bridges with a splendid view of the city and has sculptures of prophets depicted on it. Cross the bridge and wander to the Old Town; it is a picturesque area and the main place in Prague.
This tower is surrounded by two medieval buildings: the Old Town Hall and the Old Tower, and the Astronomical Clock is installed on the southern wall where the clock and its animated characters perform every hour. Some of things which can be done are; Go to the top of the tower to view the city scenery. Visit one of the restaurants giving you an exquisite feel of the Czech culture and cuisine.
Day 2: Immersing in Prague’s Culture
It is advised to dedicate the second day for some more sightseeing and choosing a different type of visits, focusing on culture and arts this time. You should start your day with a visit to the wonderful Prague National Gallery that has a marvelous exposition of Czech art. Different artist such as Mucha and Kupka are among the artists whose works are admire.
Petrin Hill and Prague’s Gardens
However, before that you can go by tram number 10 or on foot to Petrin Hill – a placid green zone in the centre of the city. The Petrin Tower is worthwhile to visit as it will provide one with excellent view of the city’s skyline. In the springtime, it is advised to go for a picnic and have a stroll at the botanic gardens with its wonderful views.
Prague’s Music and Nightlife
Visit Prague at night after getting a taste of the city’s lively music and nightlife. In the evening, visit a concert hall since classical music events are especially popular in the city. Otherwise, have a night out at the various pubs and bars in places such as the Wenceslas Square or Vinohrady district.
Tips for a Successful 2-Day Trip to Prague
- If you have your agenda arranged earlier, it will be easier for you to make the most of the given time.
- It may be advisable to take a Prague Card which entitles its holder to free entrance to a number of sights as well as unlimited use of the means of transport.
- The best way of moving in Prague is by foot so make sure to comfortable shoes for the trip.
- Goulash and trdelník are popular Czech foods which can be recommended if a unique experience of the different kind of cuisine is desired.
- Always be alert when moving around especially in crowded areas where tourist are likely to be attacked by pickpocketers and ensure that you secure your property.
In Conclusion
Indeed, it may not be enough for a tourist to explore every little detail of the city, but 2 days in Prague would suffice in order to get a glimpse of the essence of this beautiful city. It should be noted that, pragmatic planning and careful selection of places and activities that would be most interesting and significant to visit and do in the city will effectively help to have an amazing several-days-stay in Prague and to leave with fantastic impressions.
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