3 unforgettable days in Prague - where it is necessary to go and what to see

Prague - a very beautiful city, rich in interesting places and important cultural and historical sights. Of course, to get acquainted with all the unique objects require more than one day, or even one week.

But if it so happens that you are in Prague for three days, it should be very competently the route of his journey, that he was the most intense.

We offer an example program that you can reach for a three-day stay in Prague.

We urge not limited to the proposed route, keep in reserve an additional action plan. Did you check all the sights faster than planned.

What to see on the first day - walking on the route Prague

So, the first day in Prague to start with the traditional walking of the historic part of the city:

Visit the iconic Old Town Square and stroll through its surroundings. It is in this part of the city you can fully enjoy the unique atmosphere of Prague with its medieval fairy tale architecture.

It is considered to be the true heart of the capital and is striking by its grandeur and beauty. Enjoy spectacular views of the spiers of the Gothic church of Our Lady before Tyn, be photographed for memory next to the monument dedicated to Jan Hus.

Of particular interest to travelers from around the world is the Old Town Hall - a historic city hall, the main decoration of which - unique Prague astronomical chimes . Every hour, there is an amazing view to the striking of a clock and moving figures of the apostles.

Spend a couple of hours walking around the amazing picturesque ancient streets, and you will surely get a lot of unforgettable impressions.

Go to the Jewish Quarter. It is located in the historical part of the city, in close proximity to the Old Town Square.

Here it is necessary to pay attention to such attractions as the ancient Jewish cemetery, the old synagogue, the oldest among them - the Old-New Synagogue. One of the oldest in Europe, it operates to this day.

Stroll along the Charles Bridge and admire the old town. This is one of the most beautiful and romantic places to go in Prague. Standing on the bridge, it decided to make a wish, which, according to legend, must come true.

The most beautiful and spectacular views from the Charles Bridge at night, when Prague is covered with gloom and illuminated by hundreds of twinkling lights.

In the evening go to dinner in one of the traditional Czech restaurants (in the old town of a huge amount). Savour national Czech cuisine and be sure to try the famous Czech beer.

Many local restaurants have their own brewery, which produces foamy drink according to all ancient traditions.

This eventful day will be remembered for a long time and certainly will leave a lot of different positive impressions.

Where to go on the second day - another independent tour

The next day, the action plan is as follows:

Look at the Strahov Monastery (one of the oldest in the entire Old World). It is located on the territory of the Strahov courtyard - a major cultural and historical center with many interesting architectural monuments.

Among them is the Strahov Library, the largest collection of theological, artistic and literary, which includes hundreds of thousands of rare old books.

There is a unique art gallery, which contains a rich collection of paintings from different eras.

Visit Prague Castle - the most important architectural ensemble of the Czech capital. It is located on the left bank of the Vltava River.

Worth a visit and see the Metropolitan Cathedral of St. Vitus, and the old royal palace with a beautiful garden. Full introduction to the Prague Castle will take at least 4-5 hours.

On a relatively small area are concentrated huge amount of unique historical objects, so skillfully calculate its time.

Visit the Malá Strana (Lesser Town).

From Prague Castle before it can be reached on foot, leisurely strolling through the ancient Nerudova Street, in the direction of the Lesser Town Square. Check out the fine examples of medieval architecture, in particular, the Church of the Holy Virgin of Victory.

Take a stroll around the island Kampa, it is located right under the Charles Bridge. Visit the Museum of Modern Art of the same name.

Day 3 (Final) - Petrin, Visegrad, shopping shopping

The last day will continue acquaintance with historical and architectural monuments, as well as try to touch the modern side of the city life - explore unusual and original attractions, go shopping and buy a souvenir of the trip a few souvenirs:

Start the day with a review of Prague from Petrin hill.

Climb to walking, but given the limited time, it is better to do it on a cable car. It departs daily from 9 am until late at night from the bus stop "County" (you can reach it by tram number 6, 9, 12, 20, 22, 23). The funicular departs every 10-15 minutes. You will need a standard ticket for all modes of transport (you can buy it on the spot).

The hill offers exceptionally beautiful views of the entire city. There are several well-equipped with viewing platforms and recognizable Petrin Tower (similar in appearance to the famous Eiffel Tower), with which the whole of Prague can be seen at a glance.

On Petrin hill is something to see. Often a variety of activities for families.
Traveling with a child? Be sure to visit the maze with curved mirrors - children likely remain very satisfied.

Stroll through the magnificent rose garden, enjoying the aromas of dozens of species of roses. Then go down the hill on foot, contemplating the beautiful views along the way and enjoying the beauty of these places.

After go into the castle Vysehrad - one more place in the Czech capital, which is necessary to look at.

At the time, the castle was the official residence of King Vratislav I, and not inferior in importance to the famous Prague Castle. Stroll through the picturesque alleys and arrange a small picnic.

At the end of the third day we recommend you spend some time shopping.

Prague - a major European city with many modern shops and malls, small souvenir shops where you can buy local crafts and folk art items.

If you are more interested in fashion shops, head to one of the large shopping centers , which in Prague great variety. For example, you can go to a department store "Debenhams" on Wenceslas Square or the shopping center "Nový Smíchov", which is located on "the Anděl" metro station.

Here you will find a lot of modern boutiques different price category.

Be sure to buy some nice gizmos memory, and do not forget about gifts for friends and relatives. Typical souvenirs are considered Czech glass and porcelain, crystal, jewelry and costume jewelry. As a gift from Prague also brought beer, delicious Carlsbad wafers and traditional liqueur Becherovka , which is created according to ancient recipes based on natural herbs.