Two weeks lets you combine Prague, Bohemia and Moravia without rushing. This plan relies mostly on trains and buses. Check timetables, opening hours and ticket rules before you go.

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Days 1 to 5: Prague

Use five days to cover the main neighbourhoods and a few quieter spots. Suggested order:

Day 1: Old Town orientation
Day 2: Castle and Malá Strana
Day 3: Jewish Quarter and Vinohrady
Day 4: Petřín and Vyšehrad
Day 5: Museums or a rest day

Days 6 to 7: Český Krumlov

Travel south and spend one or two nights. See Český Krumlov. Add Hluboká if you like castles.

Day 8: Kutná Hora

Return north and stop in Kutná Hora on the way back toward Prague if timetables suit.

Day 9: Plzeň

Visit the beer city and brewery. See Plzeň.

Days 10 to 11: Brno

Head east to Moravia. Brno has modernist architecture, cafés and underground sights. See Brno. Check booking rules for any architecture tours you want.

Day 12: Wine country

Spend a day in South Moravia. See Lednice-Valtice and Czech wine. Consider Mikulov for a small wine town.

Day 13: Return to Prague

Travel back by train. A stop in Olomouc can break up the journey if you have time.

Day 14: Departure

Allow time for transfers. See flights.

Options and swaps

Replace Plzeň with Karlovy Vary if you prefer spa towns.
Add nature with outdoors and nature.
Travelling with children? See family travel.