Populate your itinerary with some of the free things in Prague like : a walking tour around Old Square, Prague Castle Grounds, Josefov and Charles Bridge, a Free Cultural Nights at any of the Prague Cathedrals, a visit to Kampa Island ,trek up the Petrin Hill and a visit the John Lennon Wall. 4. 2 days ago · Prague, the capital city of the Czech Republic, is a fascinating destination that offers a perfect blend of history, art, and culinary delights. This 2-day itinerary highlights some of the must-visit attractions in Prague, ensuring that you make the most of your time in this charming city. David Černý is notorious for his provocative sculptures in Prague. His subversive sculptures might not be subtle but they are definitely compelling.The three that top our list include: The 2 male figures urinating in a puddle shaped like the Czech Republic at the Franz Kafka Museum. More information here. The Tour is lead by a licensed guide. Once the tour starts in Prague Castle you will walk downhill admiring and learning about the history of Prague. The tour will develop as follows: - pick up at at the place you are staying - drop off in Prague Castle - 90 minutes walk - 60 muinutes fot lunch time - 60 minutes walk - 60 minutes boat trip - 90 In winter, like most of Europe, Prague is cold. For some of us who are from warmer places, it may actually be almost unbearably cold! The weather starts getting chilly in November, a month that sees average temperatures drop to lows of between 2°C (35.6°F) and 9°C (48.2°F). On average many tourists visit Prague for 2 days, and some spend 3 days in Prague. So there is a constant flow of tourists coming and going. 2 days in Prague Itinerary – Overview. This Prague itinerary maximises your time since you are spending 2 days in Prague. We start with the historic centre, the old town and a bit of the new town. Prague is a gorgeous city and with so much to see, it can become overwhelming. This guide focuses on the top touristic neighborhoods to see first for old world charm and architectural bliss: Malá Strana (Lesser Town), Old Town (Staré Město), Malá Strana (Lesser Town), and Hradčany (Prague Castle). All can be done on your own at a leisurely pace in two to three days. The best part is that you can get a combined ticket for the metro train, tram, and even buses. A 30-minute ticket is for 24 CZK and a 90-minute one is for 32 CZK. You won’t need the 90 minute one in 90% of the cases. A full day ticket is for 110, which only makes sense if you’re making more than 4 journeys. 9sZy7.