Prague with kids: complete 48 hour family itinerary!

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48 hours in Prague with kids: a complete family city break itinerary, day by day and hour by hour. Researched: June 2026. Prices, opening hours, and tour availability change. Verify all bookings and admission costs before you travel. Free printable itinerary (PDF) with full cost breakdown: https://tiredbuthappytravel.com/go/prague-itinerary Prague Castle skip-the-queue entry tickets: https://tiredbuthappytravel.com/go/prague-castle Canal Cruise Around Charles Bridge: https://tiredbuthappytravel.com/go/prague-canal-cruise Prague Zoo skip-the-queue entry: https://tiredbuthappytravel.com/go/prague-zoo Old Town Hall Tower fast-track tickets: https://tiredbuthappytravel.com/go/prague-old-town-hall-tower More family city break guides and itinerary downloads: https://tiredbuthappytravel.com What this video covers This is a practical, hour-by-hour 48-hour Prague family itinerary covering two full days with realistic timings, honest costs, and a budget breakdown for a family of four. Flights and accommodation are not included in the budget. Day One covers Prague Castle with skip-the-queue entry via GetYourGuide, a walk down Nerudova Street and across Charles Bridge with a trdelnik stop, lunch near Old Town Square, the Astronomical Clock performance from the square (free), fast-track entry to the Old Town Hall Tower for rooftop views, and the Canal Cruise Around Charles Bridge in the evening. We also cover how to get around Prague using public transport and Uber, where to stay, where to pick up snacks and supplies at Albert, Billa, and Tesco, and how to get from Vaclav Havel Airport to the city centre. Day Two covers a morning at Prague Zoo in Troja, one of the top-rated zoos in the world, with skip-the-queue entry via GetYourGuide. After an afternoon rest, we take the Petrin funicular (free with a standard transport ticket) up to Petrin Hill, then Letna Park for open-air views over the Vltava. The day ends with dinner at Vytopna Railway Restaurant on Wenceslas Square, a unique family experience where food and drinks are delivered by a working 900-metre model railway. Whether you are looking for Prague family travel tips, things to do in Prague with kids, or a practical Prague itinerary for 2 days, this guide covers everything you need to plan the trip. Budget: approximately 13,670 CZK (around £490) for a family of four over 48 hours, excluding flights and accommodation. Full breakdown in the free printable itinerary. Chapters: 00:00 Introduction 00:39 Before you go: transport, where to stay, currency, supermarkets 02:27 Day 1: Prague Castle 03:08 Day 1: Charles Bridge and trdelnik 03:38 Day 1: Lunch near Old Town Square 04:14 Day 1: Astronomical Clock 04:27 Day 1: Old Town Hall Tower 04:38 Day 1: Canal Cruise Around Charles Bridge 05:18 Day 2: Prague Zoo 06:12 Day 2: Petrin Hill and funicular 06:30 Day 2: Letna Park 06:44 Day 2: Vytopna Railway Restaurant 07:12 Wrap up Also on this channel: 48hrs in Budapest with kids: https://tiredbuthappytravel.com/go/prague48hrs-budapest48hrs 48hrs in Vienna with kids: https://tiredbuthappytravel.com/go/prague48hrs-vienna48hrs 48hrs in Ljubljana with kids: https://tiredbuthappytravel.com/go/prague48hrs-ljubljana48hrs Subscribe for more family city break guides: https://youtube.com/@tiredbuthappy?sub_confirmation=1 Full destination guides and itinerary downloads: https://tiredbuthappytravel.com This video contains affiliate links. If you book through them we may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. This does not influence the content or recommendations made in this video.

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