Prague Itineraries

"Ask for the English audio guide narrated by the Lobkowicz family and curators — it brings personal stories that make the collection feel intimate and romantic.Head to the balcony for the Prague InSpires Panorama (under 30 minutes) — a perfect shared moment with city views and photo opportunities.Move at a relaxed pace and sit for a few minutes in the instrument room where original scores are displayed — it’s quieter and great for a shared close‑up look at the manuscripts."

"Arrive for a relaxed walk rather than the top-of-the-hour crowd — enjoy the square from a side café terrace for people-watching.Find a quiet side street for a private moment on a bench or tucked-away courtyard for photos with less foot traffic.Keep small-change cash for a quick purchase from a family-run pastry stall — sharing a dessert makes a sweet micro-date."

"Walk the quieter south bank side and pause on a bench to practice a 5-minute breath-awareness exercise while watching the river flow.Bring a warm scarf and gloves — winds off the river are colder; stand in lee of the buildings for longer stillness.Avoid peak bridge points to keep the mood calm — head toward the small gardens and the Museum Kampa courtyard for quieter pockets."

"Ask for a tucked-away table or a booth to make your pause feel private and candlelit, even in daylight.Share a traditional dessert and sip coffee slowly — this café is perfect for relaxed conversation before your evening program.If you prefer quiet, request a table away from the main doorway; it's a small request that makes the experience more intimate."

"Order a light Czech pastry and coffee to keep energy for the afternoon — avoid heavy meals so you can enjoy the concert comfortably.Concert seats are unnumbered; the hall opens ~10–15 minutes before the concert. Finish your drink with time to walk to the hall and choose your preferred seats together.If the palace café is busy, pick up a takeaway and use the quieter courtyard benches for a romantic moment before the performance."

"Request a long table when booking — Eska is spacious and happier with groups at the same table.Try ordering a few breads, smoked plates and a main to share; it keeps the bill predictable and tasting-focused.Finish with one of their bottled fermentations or local beers to continue the local tasting theme."

"Order a few mains and several sides to share — it’s the best way to sample Eska’s sourdough and smoked flavors together.Ask the sommelier or server for a natural wine suggestion — Eska curates interesting local pairings good for groups.Consider splitting the bill by card-to-card transfers or one person handling payment; staff can provide separate receipts on request."

"Find a secluded bench by the river on Kampa for a quiet snack or to exchange small, meaningful notes.Take the narrow footpaths behind the wall to avoid the busiest viewpoints and discover hidden photo spots.Bring a small umbrella or light jacket in September for sudden showers and to stay comfortable together."

"Ask reception to chill a bottle of wine so it’s ready for after your cruise or at dinner.Use this downtime to check sunset timing and confirm your cruise boarding point with the concierge.If you prefer a massage before dinner, request a short couple's in-room treatment now (book ahead)."