Three days in Czechia

Czechia, is a small country in the middle of Europe. It is full of history, nice cities, and beautiful nature. If you only have three days, you can still see a lot. Here is a simple travel plan to enjoy your time in Czechia.

Day 1 – Explore Prague

Start your trip in Prague, the capital city of Czechia. It is one of the most beautiful cities in Europe. You can walk through the Old Town, see the famous Astronomical Clock, and cross the Charles Bridge. The view from the bridge is great, especially in the evening.

Visit Prague Castle, which is on a hill. From there, you can see the whole city. Inside the castle, there is St. Vitus Cathedral, a big and beautiful church. Walk around the small streets and try some local food like fried cheese or svíčková. 

In the evening, enjoy a Czech beer in a local pub or take a slow walk along the Vltava River.

Day 2 – Visit Kutná Hora

On your second day, travel to Kutná Hora. It is a small town about one hour from Prague by train. This town is famous for the Bone Church, also called the Sedlec Ossuary. It is a very unique place – the inside is decorated with real human bones.

You can also visit St. Barbara's Cathedral, which is one of the most beautiful churches in the country. Walk around the historical center, enjoy the calm atmosphere, and try some Czech coffee and cake in a local café.

In the evening, return to Prague and relax.

Day 3 – Enjoy Nature and Castle

On your last day, take a trip outside the city to see some nature. A good choice is Karlštejn Castle, which is not far from Prague. The castle looks like something from a fairy tale and is surrounded by green hills and forests. You can walk to the castle and take a guided tour inside.

If you like hiking and want something more active, you can also visit Bohemian Switzerland National Park. It is a longer trip, but the rock formations and views are amazing.

After your trip in nature, go back to Prague for one last dinner before you leave.

Three days in Czechia are enough to see historical places, try local food, and enjoy the beautiful countryside. It's a small country, but full of great experiences.