5. Re: Prague for 1 week. too long? lots to do for a week .I will be there again for a week in May for the Czech Beer Festival. the girlfriend might even like this,not just beer but lots of other drinks,live music on in all the tents,craft stalls,food stalls and a funfair,a good fun place to be. Don’t cheers without making eye contact! Eye contact is essential when making a toast in Prague. Make sure to look the person in the eye as your glasses clink. If not, you’re doomed to seven years of bad sex! Additionally, don’t cross arms when toasting, and definitely don’t toast with water — it’s considered bad luck. – Prague. After the nature parks and the more rural side of the Czech Republic, it’s time to dive into the city of Prague. There is so much to do in Prague and you could easily spend a week there and not get bored. Unfortunately, when you only have a week to see the best of the Czech Republic, we only spent two days in Prague.

Table of contents. Prague in 5 days. Day 1: Most popular attractions. Day 2: East side of town. Day 3: Off the beaten path. Day 4: Proximity is everything. Day 5: Keep it simple.

We are considering a first time visit to Prague in May 2024. Most of the posts I have seen recommend 2-3 days to see Prague. However, we like to do things at a relaxed pace, visit some lessor known sights (in addition to the main tourist
Is a Week Too Long for Prague? Prague, the capital city of the Czech Republic, is a destination that offers a mix of history, culture, and stunning architecture. With its charming old town, majestic castles, and vibrant nightlife, Prague has become increasingly popular among travelers.

Dinner – $15. This means your daily food budget will be about $26. You can easily spend much more than what I’ve suggested, but it also wouldn’t be too hard to lower the amount you spend on food if you don’t eat out much. Keep in mind, restaurants in the touristic areas will cost much more than smaller places.

Thinking of Prague, what comes to mind is cheap shopping, booze and the 30 years war. Shopping has come to an end with the steeply rising prices, food is still worth it, so much like home, yet

About 10 nights in Vienna incorporating 4 full day trips, you need about a week for Vienna itself if done in detail. 5 - 6 nights in Prague incorporating 2 full day trips. The guys will point you in the right direction for Prague day trips, post on Vienna and Budapest forum for tips there. Hope this helps a tad. Stoofer

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