Prague Beer Halls, Rooftop Views & Riverside Nights
See it in NavoySix easy-paced days built around Prague's pubs, markets and riverside evenings. You'll start in Old Town and Vinohrady and stop in Josefov, Letná, Vyšehrad and the Vltava embankments. A relaxed Kutná Hora day trip and a Prague Castle farewell round it out. Mornings start late and the nights run long.
1Old Town Welcome & Vinohrady Sunset Pints
$175Ease in around Old Town Square, then take a classic Czech pub lunch. After a rest, head to Vinohrady for a beer garden at sunset and a night at a local brewery pub.
Old Town Welcome & Vinohrady Sunset Pints
Old Town Square & Astronomical Clock Tower
Wander the square, see the Orloj, and climb the Old Town Hall tower for a first look at the red rooftops. Visit before the evening crowds arrive.
Pub lunch at Lokál Dlouhá
Tank-fresh Pilsner Urquell and Czech classics such as svíčková, schnitzel and fried cheese, served in a lively, no-frills beer hall. Locals eat here too.
Riegrovy Sady Beer Garden at Sunset
Take the metro or tram up to Vinohrady and join locals on the park's hillside terrace. Get a plastic cup of draft beer and watch the sun set behind Prague Castle.
Dinner & Brews at Vinohradský Pivovar
Settle in for a hearty dinner and house-brewed beer at a neighborhood brewery pub. Then drift to a nearby Vinohrady bar for a nightcap.
2Josefov Stories & Letná Nights
$210Spend a slow morning in the Jewish Quarter and have a butcher-counter lunch. Cross the river to Letná for panoramic views and beers, then carry on into Holešovice's club scene.
Josefov Stories & Letná Nights
Jewish Museum in Prague – Josefov
Visit the Pinkas and Spanish synagogues and the Old Jewish Cemetery. The combined ticket tells the story of Prague's Jewish community in a compact area.
Lunch at Naše Maso
A modern butcher shop and counter-service lunch spot with burgers, tatarák and sausages. Pair them with a cold Czech lager.
Letná Viewpoint & Beer Garden
Walk across the Čechův bridge and up to the Metronome plinth for views over the river and bridges. Then settle into the Letná beer garden with sausages and a pint as the light fades.
Night Out at Cross Club
Walk or take a short tram ride into Holešovice for one of Prague's best-known electronic music venues. It has a quirky industrial interior full of moving machinery and lights.
3Bones, Cathedrals & Žižkov Pints
$188Take an unhurried train to the UNESCO town of Kutná Hora. See the Sedlec Ossuary and St. Barbara's Cathedral and have a medieval-style lunch. Return in the evening for a classic Žižkov pub.
Bones, Cathedrals & Žižkov Pints
Train to Kutná Hora & Sedlec Ossuary
Take the direct train from Praha hl.n. (about an hour) to Kutná Hora-Sedlec, then walk about ten minutes to the famous bone chapel. Return train tickets are included in the budget.
Lunch at Dačický Pub
A historic pub in the old town serving Czech dishes, with house beer and a medieval feel. It's a slow lunch in a good-looking setting.
St. Barbara's Cathedral & Old Town Stroll
Visit the Gothic cathedral with its flying buttresses and painted vaults. Then walk along the Jesuit College terrace for views of the valley before catching an afternoon train back.
Žižkov Pub Night at U Vystřelenýho oka
After a rest, head to Žižkov, a neighborhood known for dive bars and locals. This classic beer garden and pub has hearty food and plenty of atmosphere.
4Riverside Saturday: Market, Fortress & Vltava Glow
$155Browse Náplavka's Saturday farmers market, then stroll along the river to Vyšehrad. After a break, take a sunset river cruise and spend the evening at the embankment bars.
Riverside Saturday: Market, Fortress & Vltava Glow
Náplavka Farmers' Market
Graze on Czech sausages, pastries, cheese and coffee at the Saturday market along the riverbank. It's popular with locals.
Vyšehrad Fortress & Basilica
Walk south along the water to this hilltop fortress. See the neo-Gothic Basilica of St. Peter and St. Paul, the Slavín cemetery and the ramparts' views over the Vltava.
Vltava Sunset Cruise
After an afternoon break, take a one-hour cruise from the Čechův most pier. You'll pass the castle, Charles Bridge and the weirs as the lights come on.
Náplavka Embankment Evening
Take a short tram ride south to the riverside, where the arched quays are lined with bars and boat pubs. Bring a group, find a spot by the water and stay as late as you like.
5Vinohrady Vines & Craft Beer Crawl
$200A slow Sunday in Vinohrady with brunch, wine on a hillside terrace and a few craft taprooms. Finish with cocktails at an Old Town classic.
Vinohrady Vines & Craft Beer Crawl
Vinohrady Brunch near Náměstí Míru
Pick a café around Náměstí Míru and make it a long, relaxed brunch with local pastries, eggs and good coffee. It's a good chance to meet up with friends who live nearby.
Wine at Havlíčkovy Sady (Grébovka)
Stroll through the hillside gardens and sip local Czech wine at the vineyard gazebo terrace. The mood is quiet and pretty.
Craft Beer at Zlý Časy
A well-known Prague craft beer pub with a big rotating tap list and a short walk from the Nuselské schody viewpoint. Try a few Czech small-batch beers.
Cocktails at Hemingway Bar
Take a cab to Old Town and end the night with classic rum cocktails in a candlelit bar. Reservations are a good idea.
6Castle Morning & Farewell Feast
$185Spend a calm day on Prague Castle and the Malá Strana lanes. Cross Charles Bridge to Old Town for a farewell dinner and a last pint.
Castle Morning & Farewell Feast
Prague Castle & Golden Lane
Visit St. Vitus Cathedral, the Old Royal Palace and Golden Lane. Arrive mid-morning for smaller crowds. Tickets are for Circuit B.
Lunch at Lokál U Bílé kuželky
A relaxed pub lunch in Malá Strana with tank beer and Czech comfort food. It's a good last taste of the classics.
Charles Bridge Stroll
Walk across the bridge in the late afternoon and take in the views, the statues and the street musicians. Wander on into Old Town.
Farewell Dinner at Café Imperial
Finish with an elegant dinner in a restored Art Deco café. The menu features modern Czech cooking.
Last Pint at U Medvídků
A final round at a historic brewery pub that has been pouring beer since the 1400s. It's close to Old Town Square.