Prague
13 July 2025
Prague is the capital of the Czech Republic and one of Europe’s most striking cities. I haven’t seen every corner of the continent, but Prague stood out to me immediately for its ornate, fairy-tale architecture. The mix of Gothic spires, baroque domes, and colorful old-town buildings gives the city a layered, storybook quality that feels both grand and intimate. It’s easy to see why Prague draws so many visitors, as its beauty is undeniable. We came to Prague as part of a trip through Central Europe, and it quickly became one of the highlights.
Day 1
- National Museum
- Havelské Tržiště
- Prague Astronomical Clock
- Old Town Square
- St. Nicholas Church (Malá Strana)
- Charles Bridge
- Old Jewish Quarter – Josefov
- Prague Castle
- Vyšehrad
- Strahov Monastery
I started the morning early to depart Edinburgh at 6:45 am. My parents drove me to the Edinburgh airport, everything went smoothly, and I arrived in Prague at 10:00 am. From Prague Airport (PRG), I took Bus 119, which ends at Nádraží Veleslavín. From there, I transferred to the metro on Line A, the green line, toward the city center, getting off at Můstek.
Check-in at my hostel (Hostel Downtown) wasn’t until later in the day. So, I decided to wander around until it was time.
Day 2
- Victoria Street
- Edinburgh Castle
- Royal Mile
- National Museum of Scotland
- Holyrood House
Day 3 - The Highlands
- Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park
- Glencoe Valley
- Glencoe Mountain Resort
- Hagrid’s Hut
- Steall Waterfall
Next time
On my next adventure, I visit The City of a Hundred Spires – Prague.
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