March 18
- Bus and subway from airport to city
- Walk around Old Town Square
- Catch the Astronomical Clock on the hour
- Traditional Czech pastry: Trdelnik
- Get these with Nutella in them!
- Wenceslas Square
March 19
- Prague Castle
- Takes a few hours if you elect to buy tickets and go in but you can also see a lot of the castle grounds without a ticket
- Great views of the city from here
- Bit of a climb up and down so be warned!
- Lennon Wall
- Busker playing Beatles songs in front of the wall
- Courtyard behind it is not part of the wall; it’s owned by a segway tour company (I think)
- Charles Bridge
- Filled with vendors and caricature artists
- Crowded but nice walk
- Opera
- Nice to look at from outside
- River
- Filled with levels, locks, dams, docks, boats – what you’d expect
- Beautiful at nighttime and worth a glance or two, especially with the castle in the background
- Palladium
- Massive shopping mall with food court on top floor but mostly smaller sit down restaurants, not your North American grab food on a tray type set up
- Open on Sundays, when lots of other things are not!
March 20
- Café morning
- Lots of nice places but Sundays are tough so not all of them are open; the ones that are open are often less friendly to people who want to sit and read/work and are mostly there to feed you a full meal
- Mucha Museum
- Small but does give a good sense of who Mucha is and what he did with his art as well as Art Nouveau
- Worth about 1-1.5 hours, depending on whether you see the movie
- Unfortunately costs a few dollars to get in and doesn’t feature extravagant quantities of art