Not enough time to even see the huge museums. It would not be too hectic to do both Prague and Vienna. It is a pleasant train ride between the cities. Ten days in Prague at the cost of missing Vienna would be too much. ps. if you do go to Vienna, have dinner and Imperial Torte at the Imperial Hotel Cafe. 2 or 3 days in Prague? If possible I’d recommend spending 3 days in Prague. In this way, you’ll have enough time to see everything without being in a hurry. Note that to visit only Prague Castle you’ll need a minimum of half a day. Plus, spending 3 days in Prague will give you the chance to take a day trip to Kutná Hora and see the Day 3 – Prague: Other sights. The itineraries for days 1 and 2 are fairly packed and involve a lot of walking. If you prefer to soak in the sights instead of rushing from one tourist spot to the next, you can stretch it out to 3 days. Otherwise, you can use day 3 to check out Prague’s other sights. Disclaimer: Excluding flight time, "one week" is actually 5.5 days. I am planning to take my parents to a week-long vacation in Prague! However, because the flight I'm looking allows no open-jaw itinerary, I have to fly in and out of the Prague airport, so I don't think spending 8 hour train round trips to Vienna or Berlin would be a wise time investment. Day 2 in Budapest Itinerary. On your second day, I would encourage you to explore some of Budapest’s Jewish history and spend the afternoon on the Buda side of the river. Morning in the Jewish Quarter. If you have an interest in Jewish history, I’d highly recommend a Jewish Heritage walking tour with Kata Nadas. As the granddaughter of four . 2 Days in Prague: Day Two Old Town Hall Tower & the Astronomical Clock The view from the tower of the Old Town Hall will reveal a host of spires; one of Prague’s nicknames is the ‘’City of a 1,000 Spires.’’The Town Hall has a lovely Gothic doo, a fine art collection, a 14th Century chapel, and a former prison. Barcelona in the Spring & Summer. Average Temperatures in Barcelona During the Spring & Summer: 16 °C (61 °F) – 29 °C (84 °F) depending on the month. Spring in Barcelona is typically pretty short and has more mild temperatures. We visited in early May and found the weather to be warm, but not overly hot. 2 days is enough time to get to see all of Berlin’s major attractions and test out a few restaurants, though the ideal time to spend would be 3 or 4 days just because the city is so big and so it’s physically impossible to squeeze more things into this itinerary than we have! Arrival in Berlin 2 full days in Budapest to me is enough, same with Prague as what you want to see there is in a relatively small area. Vienna is my favourite if the 3 and you can get a nice taste of it in 3 days. My biggest issue with the itenerary is that these 3 cities are quite similar with Vienna just being several degrees nicer. Answer 1 of 2: Thinking of spending 2 nights in Prague in October. Basically will have Friday late afternoon & evening, all day Saturday & Sunday morning. Is 2 nights enough time to see all of the main sights? Thanks.

is 2 days enough in prague