Even though one day in Prague may not seem like long enough to see everything this beautiful historic city has to offer, it is a great start. As you can see, there is more than enough you can fit into 24 hours if you plan accordingly. Seeing the Old Town and the Castle Grounds are by far the most popular sights. Lennon Wall. The John Lennon Wall used to be just a normal wall, but since 1980s has been filled with Beatle’s lyrics and Lennon inspired quotes and graffiti. The colourful façade is always changing and represents the ideas of love and global peace. An absolute must-visit for your 3 days in Prague itinerary. Day 2: Vienna State Opera, Burggarten, the Butterfly House, Hofburg Palace. Day 3: Hundertwasserhaus, Kunst Haus, the Vienna Ring Tram, St. Stephen’s Cathedral (one of the most beautiful European cathedrals) + city center. Day 4: City Hall and Parliament, Volksgarten, Maria-Theresien-Platz and its museums, MuseumQuartier.
Europe - 3 days in Prague - Hi, If I have 2 full days in Prague can one cover most of the sites? Personally, I would say that two days is NOT enough. Skipping the third day - - to spend six
Prague is a bit out of the way, but you can fly there cheaply enough if you want and then after 3 nights fly to Venice. After 2 nights in Venice I’d take a train down to Florence for 2 nights and then another train to Rome for 3 nights. That would be just about a perfect 18 to 20 day trip including Prague.
Day 1 Afternoon in Prague. After lunch, you can stroll across the lovely Charles Bridge. From the bridge, you’ll be able to see the sweeping view of Prague Castle, the largest in the world. On either end of the bridge, you’ll see two of the most gorgeous gothic towers in the world. For a small fee, you can climb the steps to the top of each
The perfect Budapest 3 day itinerary. Day 1: Chain Bridge, Buda Castle, Matthias Church, Fisherman’s Bastion. Day 2: Shoes on the Danube Promenade, Budapest Parliament, St. Stephen’s Basilica, Vajdahunyad Castle. Day 3: Gödöllő (day trip from Budapest), Szentendre Szechenyi Spa Baths.
3 Days in Prague is long enough to see the key highlights of the city. However, for those wishing to dive deeper into the wonderful array of museums, and explore the city’s hidden sites and backstreets, 4 days is a more suitable itinerary.
Prague merits 3 days minimum, plus another day for Cesky Krumlov. Krakow, Budapest, and Vienna need three days each, at least. This will give you enough time to savor the places and visit the countrysides as well. You might be able to squeeze in Slovenia.
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    • is 3 days in prague enough