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Top 10 Night Attractions in Prague [2025]
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Prague Castle
4.5
/5
856 reviews
8.7
From AU$ 53.74
Based on 37,488 reviews
Hardcany | 3.1 km from downtown
Phone +420-224-372434
Address: Hradčany, 119 08 Prague 1, Czechia
Recommended sightseeing time: 3-4 hours
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Golden Lane features a bookstore in the former residence of Franz Kafka
Stroll down Golden Lane and soak up the history
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Worth the visit and purchase of tickets. To see some of the main highlights, you have to purchase a ticket. I recommend using the app to purchase online and get the ticket you don’t need to collect because of the lines at the ticket booths and collection areas.
Prague Castle is divided into four parts, including the Cathedral of St. Vit, the Old Palace, the Basilica of St. George and the Golden Lane. Tickets are required to enter, and can also be combined, which is also the seat of the Czech presidential palace. The Cathedral of Saint Vit is a typical Gothic building with paintings and stained glass on the walls depicting many allusions, including works by the famous Czech painter Musha. Various chapels within the church have their own characteristics. It is also a cemetery, with the remains of bishops or bohemian rulers buried under the slabs. The old palace was a palace built in the 14th century, and the golden lane is a small alchemy street where Kafka rented. The observation deck near the exit offers panoramic views of Prague's Old Town.
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Charles Bridge
4.7
/5
1044 reviews
7.4
Based on 73,333 reviews
2.2 km from downtown
Phone +420-777-842222
Address: Karlův most, 110 00 Praha 1, Czechia
Recommended sightseeing time: 15-30 minutes
No.2 of Best Things to Do in Prague
Highlights:
Climb bridge tower for Prague view
Experience local bar culture
Saved by 475 users394 positive reviews
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Walked here on the way to Prague Castle. it has 30 beautifully sculpted religious statues that have been there since the 17th century. Went both in the evening and morning and preferred our morning visit.
Beautiful scenery, it is almost unable to miss this bridge as you walk around Prague. It’s low season but still full of tourists, it makes it harder to take good pictures but definitely worth a visit. Keep the best scene in your memory.
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Prague Astronomical Clock
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624 reviews
7.1
From AU$ 38.85
Based on 27,528 reviews
Wenceslas Square | 1.8 km from downtown
Phone +420 236 002 629
Address: Staroměstské nám. 1, 110 00 Josefov, Czechia
Recommended sightseeing time: 15-30 minutes
No.3 of Best Things to Do in Prague
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A good check-in spot. You can overlook the whole Prague and various buildings from the top of the tower. There are not many people in the morning. It is a worthwhile attraction and a representative building.
The astronomical clock looks very precise and beautiful from the outside, and it is also amazing from the inside. I walked along the spiral ramp for a long time, and finally walked up the narrow iron stairs to reach the top. I could overlook the entire Prague Old Town Square. It was very beautiful. I could take pictures everywhere and check in this beautiful city.
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Old Town Square
4.7
/5
832 reviews
6.8
Based on 55,940 reviews
Wenceslas Square | 1.8 km from downtown
Phone +420 221 714 444
Address: Staroměstské nám., 110 00 Josefov, Czechia
Recommended sightseeing time: 0.5-1 hour
No.5 of Best Things to Do in Prague
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Cross the Middle Ages! 48h to play Prague! 📌 Day 1: Cross the Millennium Old Town, do the Charles Bridge Morning Elves ⏰ 7:00 📍 Charles Bridge Sunrise ❗️ Tips: rush in front of the tour group! The bridge towers in the mist in the early morning have a sense of atmosphere. 📸 The sculpture group is beautiful in the reverse light.～ ⏰ 10:00 📍 Prague Square & Astronomical Clock ✔️ Watch the 12 disciples turn around on the whole point! Clock tower overlooking the red roof ocean (ticket 250CZK) ✔️ and bubble artist interactive shooting dream blockbuster 🎈⚠️ avoid pit: ignore the line puppet strong plug photo hawker! ⏰ 13:00📍 Lunch: Pork's (net red roast pork elbow shop 🔥) ▪️ outer crispy inner tender with dark beer 🍖 The portion is oversized! The two people share a house that is enough to dance ⏰ 15:00📍 Modern Art Landmark! On the opposite side of the road, take a backbeat to unlock the distorted magic perspective ⏰ 17:00📍 Voltava River Cruise 🌇 board at dusk! Watching the castle lights on both sides of the Straits instantly like falling into the "Magic Flute" opera (try Prague Boats home) - 🌙 Nightlife Eggs ▪️ Underground Tavern: U Zlatého Tygra (Hemingway the same model! Order Pearson Fresh + Cheese) ▪️ Ice Bar: ICE PUB-📌 Day 2: Castle Mountain Fairy Tale Day as a Bohemian Princess ⏰ 8:30 📍 Prague Castle (pass 250CZK) 🚶♀️ Routine: St. Vittoria → Old Palace → Golden Lane (Kafka Cabin must see!) ✔️ Church color windows at 9 o'clock when light and shadow penetrate! ⏰ 12:00 📍 The most beautiful Starbucks 👑 Castle Exit Terrace! Panoramic seat get✓ Caramel Machido with medieval skyline ⏰ 14:00📍 small town walk ▪️ John Lennon Wall: Graffiti Free Holy Land ✌️ with a pen to leave a signature! ▪️ Devil Church ⏰ 16:00 📍 Petren Mountain Sunset 🚠 Take the retro cable car up the mountain! Climbing the Eiffel Tower to see the city's golden light (less people and romantic in the evening 💘)-🍽️ Dinner: Kuchy👉 Glass Room Restaurant at the foot of the castle! Must order duck legs with red wine 🍷 400CZK per capita enjoy royal treatment ～
As the first city to be listed as a World Heritage Site, Prague's architecture and the astronomical clock, church sculptures in the Old Town Square are so attractive. It is a place that makes people want to come again and again and linger!
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Vltava River Cruises - BOAT NATAL
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/5
22 reviews
6.3
From AU$ 29.79
Stare Mesto | 2.3 km from downtown
Phone +420 603 584 892
Address: Dvořákovo nábř. 901, 110 00 Staré Město, Czechia
Recommended sightseeing time: 1-3 hours
No.6 of Best Things to Do in Prague
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The boat tour was sensational, very well-organized, and features an audio guide in many languages. It passes by several tourist attractions, and the landscapes are beautiful – boat tour in Prague.
The Vltava River is the longest river in the Czech Republic, with a total length of 435 kilometers. It is the mother river of the Czech Republic. The entire river divides Prague into two parts, with the Old City on the left bank and Castle Hill on the right bank. Walking along the Vltava River, you can enjoy the scenery of the medieval ancient cities on both sides.
Fortunately, a boat trip on the Vltava River was arranged during this trip, allowing us to appreciate the beauty of Prague from a different perspective. Board the cruise ship at the Chev Bridge pier along the river in the city center. The 1-hour boat ride passes 5 cross-river bridges, including Prague's most famous Charles Bridge, and experience a letter written by the Czech novelist Franz Kafka to his girlfriend Milena. The letter said: What I like best is rowing my boat up the Vltava River, then lying on my back in the boat and going down the river, admiring the different forms of bridges...
Of course, it's not a boat now, you can have the same feeling on a cruise ship.
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Church of Our Lady before Týn
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207 reviews
4.6
Based on 2,214 reviews
Wenceslas Square | 1.7 km from downtown
Phone +420 222 318 186
Address: Staroměstské nám., 110 00 Staré Město, Czechia
Recommended sightseeing time: 0.5-1 hour
No.18 of Best Things to Do in Prague
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The Church of the Mother of God (Kostel Panny Marie Pred Tnem or Tn for short) on the Old Town Square in Prague, Czech Republic is a Gothic church and the main building of Prague's Old Town. It has been the main church in Prague since the 14th century. The church’s two towers are 80 meters high and each has eight smaller spires on the spire.
The Tyn Church, commonly known as the Devil's Church, is a representative building of the Old Town of Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic. It has been the main church in the area since the 14th century. It is located behind the Old Town Square in Prague and is the oldest building in the Old Town Square. It looks gloomy and dark. The church has two 80-meter-high spires, like two burning torches, becoming the focus of the Old Town Square. No matter where we are in the square, we can easily find it.
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Old Town
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300 reviews
4.5
Wenceslas Square | 1.8 km from downtown
Phone +420-572-416411
Address: 110 00 Prague 1, Czechia
Recommended sightseeing time: 1-3 hours
No.20 of Best Things to Do in Prague
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The Old City of Prague (Staré Msto) is a medieval settlement in the Czech capital, separated by a semicircular moat and walled off from the outside, and connected to the Voltawa at both ends. The moat is now covered by the streets of Revoluní, Na Píkop and Národní, which remain the official borders of the Cadastral community of the Old City.
Prague is the capital of the Czech Republic and one of the most beautiful cities in Europe. Its most famous square is the Old Town Square. The center of the Old Town Square is the statue of Jan Hus.
The most distinctive ancient building in the square is the chime clock. The name Prague comes from the German language. The locals call it Braha, which means "threshold". The reason is that the Vltava River flows through a reef here, and the water is turbulent, just like crossing a threshold.
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Vysehrad National Cultural Monument
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/5
88 reviews
4.3
Based on 3,100 reviews
1.8 km from downtown
Phone +420-241-410348
Address: V Pevnosti 159/5b, 128 00 Praha 2-Vyšehrad, Czechia
Recommended sightseeing time: 2-3 hours
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This is a castle built by the early Czech kings and is also a very important historical site. The castle has very thick walls and it takes a while to walk all the way there. You can also see a lot of scenery from the high platform. The high-explosive fort is also a very special place to go.
It is a former fortress where you can walk on the ramparts and have a nice view. Inside is a park with two churches and a cemetery, a children's playground and a few restaurants. You can walk around for free and only pay to visit the buildings.
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