Lieux à visiter en/au Prague
9lieux classésPrague, Czech Republic
L'essentiel
The best places to visit in Prague are Prague Castle, St Vitus Cathedral, Strahov Monastery and Library, Petřín Hill and Lookout Tower and Lennon Wall. Allow about 2 days. The best months are April to June and September to October.
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Prague en un coup d'œil
- Meilleurs mois
- Apr–Jun, Sep–Oct
- Jours nécessaires
- 2 days
- Lieux gratuits
- 3 sur 9
- sans frais d'entrée
- Aéroport
- Václav Havel Airport Prague (PRG)
- Gare la plus proche
- Staroměstská
- pour la plupart des lieux
À propos de Prague
Prague is both the capital of the Czech Republic and one of the country's regions, administered as a single city of about 496 square kilometres straddling the Vltava river. Its historic centre was inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1992 and includes the castle district of Hradčany, the Baroque quarter of Malá Strana, the medieval Old Town (Staré Město), the former Jewish quarter of Josefov and the 14th-century New Town (Nové Město). The city lay outside the worst fighting of the Second World War, so its street plan and many buildings survived, though the 1945 Prague Uprising burned parts of the Old Town Hall.
The region works best on foot combined with the metro (lines A, B and C), trams and buses run under the PID ticket system, with a 30-minute ticket at CZK 39 and a 90-minute ticket at CZK 50 on paper, as of 2026. Václav Havel Airport Prague (PRG) is about 17 kilometres west of the centre, and Hlavní nádraží is the main rail hub for services to Berlin, Vienna and regional day trips.
April-June and September-October give mild weather and fewer crowds than July-August, when queues at Prague Castle and Charles Bridge peak. December brings Christmas markets and near-freezing temperatures, and January and February are the quietest months. Prices are quoted in Czech koruna (CZK), not euros.
Meilleurs lieux à visiter en/au Prague
Les 9 lieux, classés, avec prix d'entrée, durée nécessaire, meilleurs mois et gare la plus proche.
Carte des lieux à visiter à Prague
Les numéros correspondent au classement ; le top 3 est en orange. Touchez un repère pour plus de détails.
Meilleure période pour visiter Prague
Jan
Quieter
Feb
Quieter
Mar
Quieter
Apr
Best time
May
Best time
Jun
Best time
Jul
Quieter
Aug
Quieter
Sep
Best time
Oct
Best time
Nov
Quieter
Dec
Quieter
Each place’s guide gives its own best months and time of day.
Combien de jours prévoir en/au Prague ?
Prague
Environ 2 jours
14 heures de visite pour 9 lieux. Commencez par Prague Castle, St Vitus Cathedral, Strahov Monastery and Library. Guide de Prague
Avec plus de temps
Ajoutez une excursion
Karlštejn Castle or Terezín Memorial valent chacun une journée de plus. Voir Excursions d'une journée ci-dessous.
Gares les plus proches des incontournables de Prague
La gare ou station de métro la plus proche pour chaque lieu. Temps de marche, tarifs de taxi et transferts aéroport figurent sur le guide de chaque lieu.
| Lieu | Gare la plus proche |
|---|---|
| Prague Castle | Malostranská |
| St Vitus Cathedral | Malostranská |
| Strahov Monastery and Library | Pohořelec tram stop |
| Petřín Hill and Lookout Tower | Újezd tram stop |
| Lennon Wall | Hellichova tram stop |
| Charles Bridge | Staroměstská |
| Old Town Hall and Astronomical Clock | Staroměstská |
| Jewish Quarter (Josefov) and Jewish Museum in Prague | Staroměstská |
| Wenceslas Square | Muzeum |
Excursions au départ de Prague
Karlštejn Castle
30 km · 35m by car; about 40m by train
A Gothic castle founded by Charles IV in 1348 to guard the imperial crown jewels and holy relics, set above a village on the Berounka river and easily done in a half day by train from Prague.
Terezín Memorial
60 km · 50m by car; about 1h15 by bus
A fortress town built in the 1780s under Joseph II, later the site of a Gestapo prison in the Small Fortress and the Theresienstadt ghetto, now a memorial with museum exhibitions on the Second World War.
Kutná Hora (Sedlec Ossuary and St Barbara's Church)
70 km · 1h by car; about 1h by train from Praha hlavní nádraží
A silver-mining town east of Prague, its centre and the Gothic St Barbara's Church listed by UNESCO in 1995, plus the Sedlec Ossuary chapel decorated with human bones.
Český Krumlov
170 km · 2h30 by car; about 3h by direct bus
A small South Bohemian town inside a tight bend of the Vltava, its castle complex and historic centre on the UNESCO list since 1992; a long day trip, better as an overnight.
Distances par la route ; les durées varient selon le trafic.
FAQ voyage — Prague
How many days do you need in Prague?
About 2 days covers the 9 places in our Prague guide, about 14 hours of sightseeing. Add a day for each day trip.
Which places in Prague are free to visit?
3 of the 9 places in this guide have no entry fee: Lennon Wall, Charles Bridge and Wenceslas Square.
Which airport is closest to Prague?
Václav Havel Airport Prague (PRG). Each place’s guide has taxi times and fares from the airport and the railway station.
Rédigé avec l'assistance de l'IA à partir de sources officielles et de registres publics ; voir Comment nous rédigeons ces guides. Mis à jour le . Comment nous classons et vérifions les lieux