5 Amazing Days in PraguePrague is a magical city famous for its medieval, Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque architecture. Not sure where to start on your trip to Prague? Here's how to see the most famous sites in Czech Republic's capital in one week!Authorskerrieturcic
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Day 1

Old Town Square
Start in Staré Město (Old Town) to Old Town Square, founded in the 12th century! Here are a few things to not miss: Old Town Hall, Church of Our Lady before Týn, Baroque Church of St. Nicholas, Rococo Kinský Palace, the Gothic House at the Stone Bell, monument to Jan Hus, and of course, the highligh tis the Prague Astronomical Clock.
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Prague Astronomical Clock
This historic clock also known as Orloj shows the current position of select celestial objects. The lower part of the Orloj is a calendar dial and shows the current day on a dial.
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Charles Bridge
Take a stroll across one of the most beautiful bridges in the world and enjoy the incredible views from the Vltave River.
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Café Savoy
This is great spot for lunch that's near the bridge.
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Day 2

Prague Castle
Start the day with Prague's most famous and most popular tourist attractions. Did you know this is the largest ancient castle in the world? Definitely plan on going early (before 8 a.m.) to beat the crowds.
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Lokál Dlouhááá
This is an easy-going lunch spot with a pub-like atmosphere.
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photoshoot in prague
Can't think of a cooler place for a photoshoot tbh!
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Day 3

Prague Jewish Quarter
Explore the Old Jewish Cemetery and the synagogues.
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PRIVATE: 3h Stories of Prague Jewish Quarter Tour, drink included
Try a tour for a deeper dive into the rich history of the Jewish Quarter in Prague.
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Day 4

Wenceslas Square
Head here to explore in the morning, then check out the National Museusm at the head of the square.
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National Museum
The National Museum is the largest museum in the Czech Republic. There are actually five buildings located around Prague, but the Národní Museum is the main one and houses exhiitions based around natural science nad history.
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Petřín
Looking for a great view of the city? This park has it.
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Strahov Monastery
The Strahov LIbrary here is one of the most incredible you'll ever see!
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Strahov Monastery Brewery
Premonstratensian monks of the Strahov Monastery used to have a long tradition of beer brewing! You can grab a bite to eat here and taste the historic brews.
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Day 5

Franz Kafka - Rotating Head by David Cerny
Spend the day checking out some of the modern art that lives side by side with medieval architecture in Prague. This 42-layer sculpture of writer Franz Kafka's head weighs about 45 tons!
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Man Hanging Out - David Černý's Statue of Sigmund Freud
It may be a little startling to come across this hanging statue if you aren't aware it's there. No worries, it's just a fake Sigmund Freud.
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Havelské tržiště
Head to the bustling Havelska Market to find traditional Czech products
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Cubist Lamp Post
Do not overlook this 1913 architectural oddity. It's the world's only cubist lamp post! While it's not really modern art, it was modern for its time.
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Hemingway Bar
Top off your trip at this bar inspired by Ernest Hemingway, features his favori liquors such as Absinthe and different kinds of rum, as well as Champagne.
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