A weekend trip to Prague is just enough time to enjoy the historical places in the city and you can still take out some time to attend fun activities and enjoy the local cuisine. The list here will help you decide where to stay, where to eat, and where to go on your weekend in the magical city of Prague.

Prague Old Town

The most central location in Prague, Old Town is where most of the sightseeing (游览) attractions are. There are various hotels around this area and depending on what you’re hoping to spend, there is something for everyone. You can easily walk to Wenceslas Square, Charles Bridge, the Astronomical Clock, and the Old Town Hall Tower,

Activities

If you’re looking for a family-friendly activity, you can go Paintballing at the Prague Playground which has themed (特定主题的) fields and lets you run around them as much as you want. If you want to explore, you can also be a part of the bike tour that goes to the Karlstejn Castle.

Food and Drink

Prague is known for its love of meat and beer, but that’s not the only type of food and drinks you can enjoy there. Traditional Czzech cuisine is special and something you should try on your weekend in Prague.

Now that you know where to stay and what to do, go forth and enjoy your weekend in Prague!

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