Prague is praised for its beauty and considered one of the most beautiful cities in Europe. Naturally, this is not without reason, the stunning architecture and rich history make Prague the perfect base for a city trip.
Discover the many wonders of the city along the Vltava River during a city trip to Prague and be enchanted by the impressive sights. Explore the city by bike during a weekend in Prague, a fast, sustainable, and easy way to discover all the ins and outs!
What is there to see in Prague?
- The Prague Castle
- The Charles Bridge
- Staré Mesto city square
- The St. Vitus Cathedral
A city trip to Prague; wandering through the Middle Ages
Prague is known for its many sights with a high fairytale factor. It’s as if you’re strolling through the Middle Ages as soon as you step into the old center of Prague. The culturally rich capital of the Czech Republic is entirely on the UNESCO World Heritage List.
Get your to-see list ready, there is plenty to see! The best way to cross Prague is by bike. You can easily move from A to B and enjoy the surroundings and beautiful views while cycling. Cycling with Baja Bikes along the Vltava offers breathtaking views!
Beautiful Prague attractions
Prague ranks in the top 5 tourist cities in Europe, and for good reasons. The Charles Bridge is one of the most popular attractions in Prague. The bridge connects the old part of Prague with the new district on the opposite side. The bridge is over 700 years old and a delightful place to ride your bike over and include in your cycling route.
Prague’s rich history creates an almost medieval atmosphere. It’s a treasure of historic buildings, bridges, and squares. By bike, you can easily reach the tourist hotspots.
The Prague Castle is, alongside the Charles Bridge, an important Prague attraction. From here, you have a beautiful view, and your city trip to Prague truly begins here. Once you’ve seen the Prague Castle and the Charles Bridge, you’ve already checked off the main hotspots.
Of course, there is much more to see. Walk or cycle through the city and enjoy all the beauty around you. The centuries-old squares like the Staré Mesto city square, monumental buildings like the St. Vitus Cathedral, but also the cozy terraces and shopping streets. Prague is a wonderful place, the ideal destination for a short city trip!
Weekend in Prague by train
The Czech capital is accessible by train from the Netherlands. It’s a sustainable and affordable way to travel. Various trains depart from the Netherlands, also at night, towards Berlin, where there’s a connection to Prague. Traveling by train is, like cycling, a sustainable, simple way of traveling without too much fuss. It’s good for you and the environment.
Cycling in Prague
The capital of the Czech Republic is enormous, and there is so much to see and do. On a bike, you experience the city in a real, unique way. Cycling through the streets of Prague, you absorb the atmosphere, experience the sounds, smells, and miss no detail.
Would you like to see all the highlights of Prague in just a few hours? Then book a bike tour with Baja Bikes. Led by a Dutch guide, you cycle past all the Prague attractions you shouldn’t miss in 3 hours.
By choosing one of Baja Bikes’ tours, you still have plenty of time left for the rest of your city trip to Prague.
There is so much to do and see in Prague, it would be a shame to waste your precious time during your weekend in Prague on public transport, long queues, and an expensive taxi. Choose a fun bike tour and enjoy all the hotspots in Prague in a light-hearted, enjoyable way.
Safety and cycling in Prague
Cycling in Prague is no problem at all, and it is safe to cycle. Together with the Dutch guide, you cycle in a safe, calm manner through the streets of Prague. The guide knows the city like the back of their hand, which is why the best routes have been compiled, and they are happy to share the best and most fun tips with the group. You cycle past the main Prague attractions, such as the Charles Bridge and the Prague Castle, but also through various parks like Malá Strana and Wenceslas Park and the Jewish quarters. Because the guide is so experienced, you are guaranteed an interesting tour where a lot about Prague is enthusiastically shared.
Did you know…
- The Prague Castle is listed in the Guinness Book of World Records. It is the largest castle in the world, with a generous area of no less than 70,000 m2.
- Over 6 million tourists visit the Czech capital annually.
- A lot of beer is consumed in Prague, and actually throughout the Czech Republic. About 150 liters per person per year.
- The astronomical clock of Prague, standing in front of the town hall, was installed in 1410 and still works daily.