Must-visit attractions in Prague for a day trip🙌

I went around the major tourist attractions that you can visit in Prague in one day :) My course was Prague Castle➡️Lennon Wall➡️The narrowest street in the world➡️Charles Bridge➡️Prague Astronomical Clock! 1. Prague Castle🏰 You have to pay an entrance fee to enter Prague Castle! If you are a student, I recommend that you bring your international student ID before traveling Europe to receive a student discount. The entrance fee varies depending on the course inside, but I hope you buy one that includes St. Vitus Cathedral! There is also a guard changing ceremony at Prague Castle, so if you go at the right time, you can see an exotic sight, which is nice. (You have to be quiet when you watch it) The red roofs overlooking Prague Castle are really pretty, so take lots of pictures👍 ➕The bathroom is right in front of the ticket booth, but you have to pay 10 crowns in cash. 2. Lennon Wall🧱 I didn't really expect much from the Lennon Wall, but it turned out better than I thought and I was satisfied with the photos! It's said that the Lennon Wall became famous when people who yearned for freedom during the Czech communist era wrote about their criticism of socialism and their yearning for freedom. If you actually go there, there are a lot of graffiti and drawings! So even now, anyone can graffiti the Lennon Wall. I saw quite a lot of Korean, too. ㅎㅎ I brought a name pen and wrote my name on it. ✨As a photo tip, the best way to take a picture is to take a picture so that the mural shows up as much as possible! It also comes out really well if you take a picture using sunlight. 3. The narrowest street in the world🚶‍♀️ I stopped by on the way to Charles Bridge because I heard that there was the narrowest alley in the world! It wasn't as narrow as I thought, but there was a traffic light so people coming and going would wait and then move all at once. I recommend stopping by on the way there. 4. Charles Bridge🌉 Charles Bridge is a pedestrian-only bridge, so it's a place where a lot of people gather. There are many people among the tourists, such as painters, caricaturists, and musicians playing instruments. There are statues on both sides of the Charles Bridge, and it is rumored that if you make a wish to the statue, it will come true. Charles Bridge is a 600-year-old bridge connecting the Old Town and Prague Castle. The red buildings across the river are so pretty that I hope you take a great photo🙌 5. Prague Astronomical Clock⏰ There are many souvenir shops on the way from Charles Bridge to the Prague Astronomical Clock. I recommend buying one! I also got a magnet..!! The Prague Astronomical Clock is said to have a doll that comes out every hour and dances, but unfortunately, I couldn't see it because the time was wrong🥲 But the clock face was really beautiful! 6. K-FOOD🇰🇷 Lastly, I went to a Korean mart. The prices were better than I thought, and there was a variety of things! There were quite a few Koreans, and it was amazing to see foreigners buying kimchi ㅋㅋㅋ If you miss Korean food, I recommend you visit since it takes about 10-15 minutes on foot from Charles Bridge. There was no buldak, but there were almost everything, such as Bibigo dumplings, various ramen, ssamjang, gochujang, curry, sesame oil, and soy sauce. ➕There are items with a discount of up to -70% in front of the cash register, so get a good deal! 7. Chimney Bread🥖 When you think of the Czech Republic, you think of chimney bread.. There are so many places that sell chimney bread, so you won't be disappointed no matter where you go! I highly recommend spreading Nutella on the inside and eating it 👍👍 Ice cream goes well with it, but it melted quickly 😭 Lastly, I didn't have time to see the night view, but if you're coming to Prague, I recommend you see the night view of Prague Castle🌌🌉❤️ #EuropeanTravel #Prague #DayTrip #CzechRepublic