Two days in Prague pair the castle walk with the story of the city's Jewish community. One day follows Charles Bridge up to the castle, and the other visits the Spanish Synagogue, the Old Jewish Cemetery and the Rudolfinum. It suits visitors who like history told street by street at a steady pace.
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101 min walk
09:21 Astronomical Clock · Morning · 15–30 min5–7 min walk
09:41 Klementinum · Morning · 45–75 min4–5 min walk
10:30 Charles Bridge · Morning · 20–45 min6–8 min walk
10:56 Lennon Wall · Morning · 10–20 min6–8 min walk
11:12 Malá Strana · Morning · 90–180 min3–4 min walk
12:45 St Nicholas Church (Malá Strana) · Midday · 30–45 min12–16 min walk
13:27 St George's Basilica · Midday · 15–30 min2–3 min walk
13:44 St Vitus Cathedral · Midday · 20–45 min1 min walk
14:05 Prague Castle · Afternoon · 150–240 min9–12 min walk
09:24 Old-New Synagogue · Morning · 20–30 min1 min walk
09:45 Josefov (Jewish Quarter) · Morning · 1–3 h4–5 min walk
10:49 Rudolfinum · Morning · 45–90 min3–4 min walk
11:37 Pinkas Synagogue · Morning · 30–45 min1 min walk
12:08 Old Jewish Cemetery · Midday · 30–45 min3–4 min walk
12:41 Jewish Museum · Midday · 2–3 h4–5 min walk
14:45 Spanish Synagogue · Afternoon · 30–45 min6–8 min walk
15:21 Convent of St Agnes of Bohemia · Afternoon · 60–90 minPick an area, then a place that fits your budget and style.
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Quick answers to common questions.
Two days cover the castle walk and the Jewish Quarter. One day goes from Old Town Square across Charles Bridge to Prague Castle, and the other visits the Old-New, Pinkas and Spanish synagogues, the Old Jewish Cemetery, the Jewish Museum and the Rudolfinum, ending at the Convent of St Agnes of Bohemia. As of 29 Oct 2026.
Two days are enough for the castle district and the Jewish Quarter, the two areas visitors most often put first. The squares of the centre and the wider city reward a longer stay, which the longer plans give.
Check the weekday before you fix the order. The Jewish Museum sites are usually closed on Saturdays, and the Rudolfinum and the Convent of St Agnes usually on Mondays, so the Jewish Quarter day suits Tuesday to Friday, with Sunday as a fallback. As of 29 Oct 2026.
Yes, for the castle and the Jewish Quarter. Allow about 120 to 180 minutes for the Jewish Museum sites and 150 to 240 minutes for the castle, and plan the Jewish Quarter for the Sunday, because the museum is usually closed on Saturdays. As of 29 Oct 2026.