Czech Republic 3 nights 4 days travelogue: Prague and the fairytale town of Cesky Krumlov💌

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Czech Republic 3 Nights 4 Days Travelogue: Prague and the Fairytale Town of Cesky Krumlov

This trip is to the Czech Republic! I'll share my short but fulfilling 3 nights and 4 days in the Czech Republic, full of old-fashioned cityscapes and medieval sentiments. In particular, 'Kromči Keski', or Cesky Krumlov, was the highlight of this trip.

Day 1: Arrival in Prague & Nighttime Walk
Arriving in Prague in the afternoon (Vaclav Havel International Airport)
Checking in to accommodation (Airbnb near Old Town)
Walking around Old Town Square (Staroměstské náměstí)
Visiting the Astronomical Clock Tower & Týn Cathedral
Dinner: Local traditional food goulash + Czech beer
On the first day, recharge your emotions while enjoying the peaceful night view of Prague!

Day 2: Full-scale Prague exploration
Breakfast: Start with a walk while eating trdelník
Cross the Charles Bridge
Prague Castle & St. Vitus Cathedral
Admire the city view from Letna Park
Lunch: Local food at traditional restaurant Lokal
Dinner: Free time around Wenceslas Square

Day 3: Kromčí Keski, a fairytale town, day trip to Cesky Krumlov
Take the morning train or bus to Cesky Krumlov (about 3 hours)
Walk around Cesky Krumlov Castle & Revolving Theater
Visit the cute shops in each alley
Lunch: Eat at a cafe with a great view of the Vltava River
Afternoon: Enjoy the garden behind the castle and the observation deck
Return to Prague in the evening
This small town, ‘Kromčí Keski’, is like a scene from a fairytale, and is a must-see. Day 4: Prague shopping & return
Morning: Free time (souvenir shopping, cafe tour)
Shopping Czech crystal, coal soap, etc. at Havel Market
Airport transfer & return
Travel tips

You can visit Cesky Krumlov in a day, but if you have time, I recommend staying overnight!
Prague is easy to get around on foot, so I recommend walking rather than using public transportation.
The Czech currency is Koruna (Kč), and it is better to exchange money at a currency exchange office downtown than at the airport!