Prague — Sights
A castle over red roofs, and beer cheaper than water.
- Charles Bridge — A 600-year-old stone bridge that is at its best before 7am or after 10pm
- Prague Castle & St Vitus Cathedral — Ride the tram up, see the cathedral and Golden Lane, walk down
- Old Town Square, Astronomical Clock & Old Town Hall Tower — Skip the 45-second clock show; climb the half-price tower at opening
- Petřín Hill & Lookout Tower — A mini Eiffel Tower, reached again by the reopened funicular
- Lennon Wall — A graffiti wall that changes every visit and is empty at dawn
- Golden Lane — Tiny coloured cottages, including No. 22 where Kafka wrote
- Strahov Monastery Library — Baroque halls with painted ceilings, seen from the doorway
- Vyšehrad — Ramparts over the river and the graves of Dvořák and Mucha
- Jewish Quarter (Josefov) — Six synagogues and a cemetery of stacked headstones on one ticket
- Dancing House — A sunset drink on the roof of the building that dances
- Letná Park & Beer Garden — Beer on a hill with Prague's bridges stacked up below
- Wenceslas Square — The 750-metre boulevard where the Velvet Revolution was won
- Vltava River Cruise — Fifty minutes on the water, under Charles Bridge and up at the castle
- Český Krumlov — Red roofs in an S-bend of river, seen whole from the castle tower
- Riegrovy Sady — A neighbourhood park where the sun sets behind the castle
- Žižkov Television Tower — Prague from a tower climbed by crawling babies
- National Museum — The domed hall crowning Wenceslas Square
- Municipal House — The city's Art Nouveau showpiece
- Wallenstein Garden — A free Baroque garden with peacocks
- Franz Kafka Museum — Dark Kafka rooms and the peeing statues out front
- Klementinum — Guided tour: baroque library hall and the astronomical tower
- Vrtba Garden — Terraced baroque garden above the red roofs
- St. Nicholas Church (Malá Strana) — Giant ceiling fresco and a climbable bell tower
- Franz Kafka Rotating Head — Eleven-metre Kafka made of 42 spinning mirror layers
- Vítkov Hill and National Memorial — Bronze horseman and a hilltop view of the whole city