If you can’t get enough of your stay in Czech Republic and you want to explore more, a long weekend in Prague is not such a bad idea. Here’s a suggested itinerary that you may consider in those few added days in the city.
Karlovy Vary
Spend a day in one of Czech Republic finest spas– Karlovy Vary. This is located west of Prague. Get a chance to rejuvenate after your busy tour of the city. You can also try to taste the local hot mineral springs while waking along the river Teplá (Warm). There are also colorful parks and adorned hotels and buildings.
Terezin and Prague
You can devote half of your Prague vacation day for a trip in Terezin, built by the Nazis as concentration camp in the Czech Republic. Thousands of people were tortured and killed in the camp during World War II. Paying a visit to the place is a gesture of sympathy and respect to the lives lost in the war.Incoming tourists may eat lunch at a restaurant near the Memorial in Terezin.
Konopiste and Karlstejn
A trip to two of the most known castles in Czech Republic can be a nice way to conclude your long weekend in Prague. It is advisable that you visit the castle in separate days so you get to enjoy the experience longer.
Alternative destinations
The second half of the day of your Konopiste and Karlstejn tour can be spent either with a late snack in Prague and sunset at Vysehrad, or revisiting your favorite Prague sites and finishing off with a visit on the Petrin Hill or some park of your choice.
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