A 4 Day Trip To Czech Republic Tours With The Best Europe Tour Packages

Day 1: Westside of the river - Golden Lane

Dominating the hillside that overlooks Prague, the humongous Prague Castle is a must to see because it’s the world’s ancient castle. It attracts hordes of travelers, regularly. Here, you would also be finding Prague's palaces, churches, museums and more. Although the castle is lovely and has become a favorite attraction in Saint Vitus Cathedral which is also known as the heart of Prague. On the way out of the castle, the next destination would be Golden Lane. This is a scenic alleyway which is used to house goldsmiths’ workshops. You can see recreated workshops to work and live. 

Other recommended destinations for Day 1 are: 

• Franz Kafka

• U Szwejka (a great restaurant)

• Petrin Hill  

• The Lookout Tower (resembles the appearance of the Eiffel Tower)

• John Lennon Wall

• St. Nicholas Church 

Covering all such destinations in Day 1 is easy enough and you would also realize how interestingly your Day 1 has passed? 

Day 2: Old Town Square 

The best thing to visit and get views is the Charles Bridge. In the haze of the early morning, the bridge was absolutely stunning. While walking over the cobblestones, all the idols and statues look downward at you in such a manner that you will find yourself returning back to the bridge. However, the bridges span the Vltava River from where you have to lead towards Old Town Square. It consists of impressive buildings such as: 

• Tyn Church

• Old Town Bell Tower

• The Terrace At Prince

With so much history, Prague has an array of museums. 

• Czech Museum of Fine Arts

• Museum of Communism

• U Pinkasu

• Prague Beer Garden

Apart from this, one of the most important places in Prague is the Prague Astronomical Clock, which dates back to medieval times. Flanking towards the clock’s face indicates the 4 entities of Vanity, Death, Greed, and Lust. These 4 components are called evil’s representation from Europe. It is expected that this clock is only made here. 

Day 3: The Jewish Quarter 

The Old Jewish Cemetery is a new part of the country where you will be coming across to the past of Prague’s Jewish community. Visiting here is remarkable because here, the gravestones are together and tightly squeezed via which, the dead remains, are not allowed to move. 

Recommendable Places to Visit: 

• The Statue of Franz Kafka

• Jewish Quarter

• River Cruise

• The Dancing House

• Wenceslas Square

• Zizkov TV Tower

• The glistening Soviet-era building

• David Cerny’s Amazing Statues

• Piss statue

The perfect way to visit the country while reflecting on all the stunning sights that would generate a lifetime of lasting memories. 

Day 4: Czech Republic 

The time has come to say a pleasurable and peaceful farewell to the Czech Republic. Definitely, the country will fulfill you with a pool of memories and long-term lasting captured moments. Checkout from the hotel and best Europe tour packages before heading towards the airport.