What to See in Prague in 2 Days
Introduction
Prague, the beautiful city and the capital of the oriental country – the Czech Republic – is glad to welcome you. However, Prague does not only serve as a city of history, beautiful architecture and cultural life, to visit. Do not worry though if you only have 48 hours to spend in this charming city. Here is a list of the best ways you can spent your time we have provided below to enjoy the important sites located in Prague.
Day 1
1. Prague Castle
On the first day, you need to go to the Prague Castle which is one of the oldest and largest castles in the world. This source of cultural and historical significance is one of UNESCO, which boasts of remarkable views of the city. Take a tour through St. Vitus, the Royal Palace, and visit some of the little cobbled streets lined with classic houses and craftsman houses, namely Golden Lane.
2. Charles Bridge
Thus, the next place to visit is the bosses’ brook – the Charles Bridge which is a bridge over the Vtlava River for pedestrians only. This especially pictorial bridge features statues and provides a potentially great photo opportunity of the city of Prague. Relax in the pleasant manner by walking through the centre, take some snacks or gifts from the neighborhood shops which erupt with liveliness and spirit.
3. Old Town Square
Walk to the locus of Prague where the old part of the city, Old Town Square, is located. It is recommended to climb up to the tower where you find the astronomical clock and, if it is morning or evening, see the performance. Tyn Church: visitors will have the chance to understand the Gothic style, St. Nicholas Church: one of the most beautiful Baroque buildings or just moving around cafes enjoying the diversity of the city.
Day 2
1. Prague National Museum
You should start your second day early and the first stopping place must be at Prague National Museum situated at the end of Wenceslas Square. This splendid edifice features numerous galleries showcasing artworks, historical and natural science pieces that are enlightening the visitors about the Czech traditions and history.
2. Petrin Tower
Go to Petrin Tower which is also known as the Prague’s Eiffel Tower. There is even a stairway to the top of the hill to watch the magnificent view of the city or you can relax with your loved one on a beautiful garden around the area. One cannot afford to miss the Petrin Mirror Maze as it is always a unique experience to visit.
3. Josefov (Jewish Quarter)
Do not miss the opportunity to embrace the Historical Jewish Quarter, typical for the location known as Josefov in Prague. See the beautiful Jewish district, tour the Old Synagogue, the Jewish Cemetery; get an insight into the extermination of the Jewish population in Prague. The visitors should not miss the Jewish Museum as it provides an insight into their historical background.
Conclusion
In two days in Prague, the traveler can sink into the history of this city and admire the architecture. Do not forget to have a break in the picturesque cafes, taste national Czech food, and enjoy the rich atmosphere of this unique city. Handy for novices and good preparation for wicked time in the city – keep this guide with you in your pocket while travelling to Prague!
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