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Morning
You can approach the Little Quarter from the Old Town as royal processions once did, by crossing Charles Bridge , or you can save your energy for the day ahead, and start from the top of the hill and walk down. Get to Nerudova from one of the many side streets leading from Hradčany and stroll down, window shopping at the many craft outlets on your way. Don’t worry if you stray off the beaten path; as long as you continue downhill, you’ll end up at the area’s central hub, Malostranské náměstí. Here, spend at least an hour savouring one of the city’s most spectacular buildings, St Nicholas’s Church.
Pause for lunch, either at one of the many cheap cafés on Malostranské náměstí or splash out at Circle Line .
Afternoon
After lunch, take Tomášská and Valdštejnská around to the Wallenstein Garden . Tip-toe through the tulips at Vojanovy sady and continue down U lužického semináře under Charles Bridge and onto Kampa Island.
After coffee at Café Belaria , check the writing on the John Lennon Wall before wrapping up at the Church of Our Lady Victorious.
In the evening, catch a recital at St Nicholas’s Church or dance the night away with the young crowd at Jo’s Garáž .
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