Malá Strana and Petřín
Baroque palaces, the general's garden, the painted wall and the climb to the lookout tower.
- 1 day
- 9 stops

Day 1
Starts from Malostranská · 7h 30m at the sights, 56m travelling · 4.4 km
Areas: Malá Strana
- Wallenstein Palace — The general's palace and its garden of bronzes and a dripstone wall (1h)
- Nerudova Street — The climb to the castle, lined with house signs from before street numbers (30m)
- St. Nicholas Church (Malá Strana) — The finest baroque church in the city, with a 70-metre dome (45m)
- Vrtba Garden — A terraced baroque garden climbing the hill behind a palace gate (40m)
- Lennon Wall — A graffiti wall repainted continuously since 1980 (20m)
- Kampa Island — An island under the Charles Bridge, with a mill wheel and a park (45m)
- Museum Kampa — Central European modern art in a converted mill on the island (1h 15m)
- Petřín — The wooded hill above Malá Strana, with orchards and a funicular (1h 15m)
- Petřín Lookout Tower — A sixty-metre iron lookout on the hill, built for the 1891 exhibition (1h)