Top things to do in Prague
Castle views, river trips, libraries and beer-focused stops across the city.
Top tours and attractions
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A varied mix of Prague outings: riverside, historic, and indoors when you want a slower pace.
Prague Venice Boat Trip
Tour agency
Strahov Library
Premonstratensian monastery & historical library offering ceiling frescoes, exhibits & guided tours.
Pilsner Urquell: The Original Beer Experience
Tourist attraction
Speculum Alchemiae
Historical alchemist’s workshop with guided tours offering a glimpse into medieval science.
Vyšehrad
A fortified castle with a museum, hidden passages, large grounds and remains of a medieval basilica. It suits visitors who want a spacious historic site and an outdoor walk in one stop. Go later in the day if you want more time to wander the grounds.
National Library of the Czech Republic
Check current opening hours before visiting.
Northern Hikes
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Top things to do in Prague
Spots that define the city for first-time visitors
This mix covers central sights, indoor stops, and a few easy outdoor options. Distances and practical details vary, so check the location notes before you go.
National Museum
Check current opening hours before visiting.
Petrin Tower
A cast-iron viewing tower with panoramic city and skyline views. Good for visitors who want a classic lookout in the city; pair it with a walk nearby. Practical tip: it is in Petřínské sady.
Fata Morgana
An S-shaped greenhouse with three climatic sections and plants from Australia, Mexico, and Africa. Worth a visit if you want an indoor botanical stop in the city; it suits slow, weather-proof sightseeing. Practical tip: it is in Troja.
Prague Castle
A vast castle complex with buildings ranging from Roman-style to Gothic and 20th century. Best for visitors who want one of Prague’s main landmarks in the city; plan ahead for a longer visit. Practical tip: it is in Prague 1.
Malvazinky Cemetery
Cemetery
Banksy Museum Prague - The World of Banksy
Tourist attraction
Sports Center YMCA
Spa
Lesser Town Bridge Tower
In the city, a scenic tower stop by Charles Bridge with a direct Old Town side approach.
"Best combined with a bridge crossing, since the tower is right on the route."
St Nicholas Bell Tower
A tourist attraction on Malostranské náměstí. It suits visitors who want another central stop in Malá Strana and do not mind a smaller-scale sight. Practical tip: it is in Prague 1.
Riegrovy Sady View
Scenic spot
Camp Sokol Troja
Campground
Bílá Skála
A national park area in Prague 8. It suits visitors who want an outdoor break in the city without leaving Prague altogether. Practical tip: it is in the north-east part of town.
ONEGYM Holešovice
A fitness centre in Holešovice that opens late. Good for travellers who want a simple workout stop in the city. Practical tip: it is in Prague 7.
Camping Triocamp Prague
RV park
RV Park Rezidence Buliro
Corporate office
Camp Sokol Troja
Campground
Outdoor picks for clear days
Outdoor-friendly picks for clear days
A mix of hilltop views, parks, towers, and easy picnic spots in and around Prague. Use this section for open-air time with a balance of central sights and short trips out of town.
Lesser Town Bridge Tower
In the city, a scenic tower stop by Charles Bridge with a direct Old Town side approach.
"Best combined with a bridge crossing, since the tower is right on the route."
Královská obora Stromovka
In the city, a large park with ponds, shade trees, picnic areas, playgrounds, and jogging paths.
Divoká Šárka
Nature park with a gorge offering swimming areas & hiking trails, plus sports courts & a playground.
"Wear proper shoes if you plan to follow the trails."
Vítkov
In the city, a hilltop memorial set on a long stone platform beside woodland paths.
"Allow time for the walk around the platform as well as the memorial itself."
Lookout with Vineyard
In the city, a scenic overlook by Strahov with vineyard views and a quiet hilltop setting.
Petřín Hill
In the city, a park hill with late-opening paths and broad open-air walking space.
"Use it as a walking route if you are already in the Malá Strana area."
Modřanská rokle
Wooded river valley known for rare flowers, hiking & cycling routes in summer & sledding in winter.
"Bring water and plan for a longer outing; this is best treated as a day trip."
Golden Lane
In the city, a narrow historic street of 16th-century houses beside Prague Castle.
"Visit as part of a castle-area circuit so the walk feels efficient."
Hořejší Pond Fire Pit Area
In the city, a picnic ground that works as a simple outdoor gathering spot.
"Best for casual use; keep expectations simple."
Petřín Gardens
Hillside garden with areas for roses & fruit trees, plus a funicular railway & viewing tower.
Charles Bridge
Landmark stone bridge linking Prague's Old & New Towns, with street artists & entertainers.
Doubravka XIV Lookout Tower
A modern lookout tower in a park, with a three-legged wooden lattice design. Worth a short trip from the centre if you want a newer viewpoint and outdoor setting. Practical tip: it is in Prague 14.
Old Town Bridge Tower
Striking 14th-century tower with a wide, arched gateway, Gothic ornamentation & sweeping views.
"Visit as part of a bridge crossing so you do not make a separate detour."
Kunratice Brook Valley
Expansive woods along a river, with cycling & hiking trails leading to a deer park & castle ruins.
Náplavka
Hiking area
Prospect at Hanavský Pavilon
Landmark
Piknikové místo a dětské hřiště
Picnic ground