Prague is one of the significant historic cities in Europe. If you are a traveler that is passionate about history and architecture, then this is a must-have on your bucket list. Before you go sightseeing, take some time to plan everything. There are so many popular touristic spots to visit, so knowing what you want to see in advance will save you some precious time. You can get around with bus, metro, and tram. Locals would advise you to check the bus schedule ahead, as it is known as being quite confusing for the tourists.

Withlocals’ tours is one of the most convenient ways to explore this magic city. If you don’t have enough time to plan your visit and check the confusing bus network, then this would be the best solution for you.

What should you see in Prague? As we already mentioned, there are lots of landmarks that should be visited. However, it mostly depends on your own wishes and the time that you have. Here you can read more about each one so that you can add your favorite to your checklist!

Old Town Square

This is the ultimate place for a coffee break after you have been wandering around for hours. There are many charming buildings around, which you will find Instagram worthy for sure. Feel free to get comfortable in one of the cute and charming cafes and enjoy the spirit of the city.

Charle bridge

This is a very popular pedestrian bridge that no tourist will miss during his visit. You really can’t tell if it looks more beautiful during the day, or during the night. After you check both ways, it is up to you to tell if you like the vibrant colors or the way the lights make everything so mysterious during the night.

St. Vitus Cathedral

If you are a true architecture lover, then this is a must visit for you. The significance of this cathedral lies in the fact that it was the burial place for the kings. You can even get a ticket if you want to admire the mesmerizing interior as well. However, keep in mind that only a small part of the St. Vitus Cathedral is open for visitors.

Prague Castle

If you feel like visiting the largest castle in Europe, then this is the spot that you should head to. Since the entrance is free, you will find lots of tourists around trying to catch the perfect photo. However, the entrance to the Golden Lane is paid. This is a very beautiful street with colorful buildings, that was once called the Alchemists’ Alley. Since you are there this is a must visit, so be sure that the ticket is worth it.

Mala Strana

When you have already seen the important spots in the Old Town, it is time to cross the bridge. Once you get over the Charles Bridge you will reach Mala Strana, which literally means “little side”. This part of the city is also referred to as “Lesser side”, and you will find beautiful buildings and charming bars here.

Farmer’s Market

Visiting the Farmer’s Market is a great way to feel like a local in Prague. Here you can find fresh local produce and handicrafts as well. On the other hand, this is an excellent place to shop for souvenirs as well. You can find one of the markets near the main square.

Lovers’ Bridge

The Lovers’ Bridge is a famous landmark among couples. It is a very romantic spot, where you can leave a lock with your initials. This is believed to bring happiness in your relationship and is one of the fun experiences in Prague. If you feel like this is a must-visit for you, then head to the Kampa island. The locks are attached to one of the nearby bridges.

Petrin Hill Tower

If you would like to have a look at the city from a different perspective, then do not forget to include the Petrin Hill Tower in your travel itinerary. As soon as you climb all the way to the top, you will be amazed by the view. In order to enter, you will need to get a ticket which by the way is certainly worth it.

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