5 Must-See Spots in Prague: Your Ultimate Travel Guide

Prague, Czech Republic, with its medieval charm, makes you feel like you're in a movie. If you're planning a trip to Prague, remember these 5 must-visit spots that perfectly blend classic history with trendy experiences.


1. Prague Castle

Prague Castle, the symbol of Prague and the largest ancient castle complex in the world, is a must-see. The overwhelming Gothic style of St. Vitus Cathedral and the charming Golden Lane represent Prague's thousand-year history. Especially the panoramic view of the red roofs from the castle at sunset will be the best sunset of your life.


2. Mozart Dinner & Concert

The most elegant way to enjoy Prague's artistic romance! It is the Mozart Dinner Concert held in the historic Boccaccio Hall. Enjoy opera arias by the genius musician Mozart in a splendid neo-Baroque banquet hall, and enjoy a course meal recreated with recipes from that time. It will be the best 'aristocratic' experience where your ears and mouth are happy at the same time.


3. Bernard Beer Spa

If you come to the beer country, Czech Republic, it's a pity to just drink it. Bernard Beer Spa is a unique healing spot where you can soak in a warm tub with hops and yeast, the ingredients of beer. The biggest attraction is that you can pour and drink unlimited fresh Bernard beer while enjoying the spa! It is a unique culture of Prague where you can relieve travel fatigue and take care of your skin health.


4. The Pilsner Urquell Experience

Visit the 'Pilsner Urquell Museum', a mecca for beer lovers, and discover the story behind the birth of lager beer. Beyond a simple exhibition, you can experience the beer-making process with all five senses through state-of-the-art audio guides and interactive facilities. The freshest glass of Pilsner Urquell served directly by a skilled tapster at the end of the tour is truly moving.


5. The World of Banksy

It is the hippest art space in the classic Prague city center. You can see works containing the strong message of the faceless street painter 'Banksy' in one place. The graffiti containing social criticism and wit provides a fresher stimulus in contrast to the classical beauty of Prague. It is also a great place to take sensational photos.

As Prague is crowded with travelers from all over the world, it is very difficult to use popular beer spas or Mozart dinners without prior reservation. Prepare your tickets for each attraction in advance at WAUG now. In addition to lower prices than on-site, we will save your precious travel time by even a second with smart admission without queuing.