A civilized pace for 10 night stay would be first 5 nights in Munich, 2 nights in Rothenburg, 3 nights in Prague. Day 1. arrive Munich and jet lag recovery. Day 2. explore Munich. Day 3. explore Munich. Day 4. day trip to Fuessen to see Neuschwanstein Castle and Hohe Schwangau. Day 5. day trip to Salzburg. Florence & Tuscany. Spend one week in the heart of Italy. Florence is the art capital of the world, filled with some of the best art museums in Europe. It’s also a beautiful city to wander, with towers to climb, places to go shopping, and lots of gelato to eat. After you had your fill of Florence, journey into Tuscany. I found Prague 2 much less touristy and had outstanding restaurants like Etnosvět (10/10) and Prague Beer Museum is fun too, but I believe there's a Christmas market at the Church of Saint Ludmila so it's likely busy too. I had an outstanding experience in Prague, and I hope you do to! City breaks to Prague is the new cool thing to do. The beautiful city of Prague is divided into districts (like the zones in London), you’ll find that each district has a different vibe and that the cost of hotels in each area will vary. With Prague 1 (Old Town Square) costing more than those in Prague 9 or 10. Both Munich and Prague have a number of activities to choose from. With generally more activities and things to do, visitors tend to spend more time in Prague than in Munich. Usually, 2-5 days is a good amount of time for Munich, and 2-7 days is enough time in Prague. Families should spend more time in Prague than Munich. Because of the many From the majestic spires of Prague Castle to the meandering lanes of the Old Town, every corner of this city tells a story, beckoning visitors to explore its treasures. This cultural itinerary will show you what to do in Prague in 3 or 4 days, encompassing both big attractions and lesser known ones too. I hope you enjoy the city as much as I do. eZM1bDB. Answer 1 of 23: Hi, My husband and I plan to visit Prague in mid-january 2008. my husband thinks 10 days would be too long to spend in prague. he thinks we should do 5 days there and 5 days in vienna. i feel that may be too hectic will there be enough to keep Christmas in Prague Itinerary Day 2. Morning. Visit Prague Castle. Plan to arrive as soon as it opens and before the tour buses get there. If you visit any time after 10 am the whole area gets quite busy. Your ticket for Prague Castle includes different areas. Although access to the Castle grounds is unlimited, you get one entry per attraction. Most fairytale stories are plucked straight from the lovely and quaint villages scattered throughout France, Germany, and Austria. This 3 weeks Europe itinerary is just the ticket for a dreamy fairytale trip to see magical castles and enchanting storybook towns. Day 1-4: Paris, France. Day 5-7: Colmar + Riquewihr, France. Prague is a city rich in history – it dates back to 870 AD. There are lots of things to see and explore, so even on a rainy day, you'll never run out of things to do. You can check out some of the city's finest museums, like the National Museum, the Cold War Museum, and the Museum of Communism. Prague Castle and Old Town Square can still You’ll have enough time to see the highlights, do the best activities, make some day trips, and enjoy the city fully. If you’re short on time, make it at least 3 days. It’s still enough for Prague. How many days in Prague: Castle district views from Charles Bridge.

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