Prague in 1 Day for Couples - Audio-guided tour of Lobkowicz Palace (family collections, original manuscripts)
In Collaboration with Lobkowicz Palace. Updated on February 13, 2026.
A relaxed, romantic day in Prague centred on the Lobkowicz Palace: exchange your voucher, enjoy a self‑guided audio tour of the Lobkowicz Collections, experience the live midday classical concert in the Baroque Concert Hall, and finish with a golden‑hour rooftop dinner. Carefully timed to avoid rush and let you savour views across Prague Castle and the Vltava.
This itinerary was created in collaboration with Lobkowicz Palace, inspired by the tour Combo: Lobkowicz Palace Tour + Concert. Please check the tour information during your booking process.
Highlights
- Audio-guided tour of Lobkowicz Palace (family collections, original manuscripts)
- Live classical concert in the palace Baroque Concert Hall (13:00–~13:55)
- Stroll Prague Castle & St. Vitus Cathedral after the concert
- Secret romantic stop in the Baroque Vrtba Garden
- Rooftop sunset / dinner at Terasa U Zlaté studně
Itinerary
Day 1
A calm day built around Lobkowicz Palace: museum visit + the daily midday concert; afternoon strolls and an evening rooftop dinner for a romantic finish.
Arrive & Exchange Voucher at Lobkowicz Palace ticket office
Arrive at the Lobkowicz Palace ticket desk inside the Prague Castle complex to exchange your voucher for entry tickets and collect your free audio guides (available in 11 languages). Allow time for Prague Castle security queues if arriving via main entrances.
Tips from local experts:
- Plan to arrive at least 45–60 minutes before the concert (security queues at Prague Castle entrances can take 5–60 minutes). Use the Pražský hrad tram stop entrance when possible to cut walking time.
- Bring your e‑ticket on your phone — the ticket office accepts electronic vouchers; keep passports or ID handy if using reduced fares.
- Leave large backpacks at the cloakroom (lockers available) — backpacks and large luggage are not allowed in exhibition rooms.
Audio-guided Lobkowicz Palace Museum tour
Self‑guided audio tour through the Lobkowicz Collections — paintings, arms and armor, ceramics, and original musical manuscripts (including Mozart and Beethoven annotations). Take the short Panorama audio track from the palace balcony for sweeping views of Prague.
Tips from local experts:
- 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.
Light refreshment at the palace café — get ready for the concert
Short coffee or light snack at the palace café so you can be seated in the concert hall 10–15 minutes before the performance opens.
Tips from local experts:
- 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.
Midday Classical Concert — Baroque Concert Hall (Daily 13:00)
Enjoy a ~50–55 minute classical programme performed by a flute, violin and piano trio in the palace's Baroque Concert Hall beneath 17th‑century frescoes. Programmes include Bach, Vivaldi, Mozart, Beethoven and Czech composers.
Tips from local experts:
- Arrive at the concert hall 10–15 minutes before start to choose the best unnumbered seats in your category — seating is first‑come.
- The concert lasts about 50–55 minutes; applause and brief encore are common — plan a quiet, intimate mindset for the performance.
- No cameras with flash during the performance; hold hands, and enjoy the close acoustic setting — it's an intimate experience with great sightlines.
Stroll Prague Castle courtyard & visit St. Vitus Cathedral
After the concert, take a relaxed walk through Prague Castle’s courtyards and visit St. Vitus Cathedral — its stained glass and Gothic interior are perfect for a contemplative shared moment.
Tips from local experts:
- Take the quieter route along the castle walls for views over Mala Strana and the river — it’s more private and very romantic for couples.
- St. Vitus Cathedral can be busy; move slowly and pause at the transept for the best light through stained glass for photos.
- Wear comfortable shoes — some cobbled surfaces and steps are present; if either partner prefers fewer stairs, use the main courtyard entrances which minimize climbs.
Secret romantic stop: Vrtba Garden (Vrtbovská zahrada)
Explore the intimate Baroque Vrtba Garden on the Lesser Town slope — one of Prague’s most romantic private gardens with terraced views, sculpted hedges and secluded benches.
Tips from local experts:
- This small formal garden is perfect for quiet photos and a private moment — plan 30–45 minutes to avoid the brief queues at entry.
- Use the small vantage point halfway up the terrace for skyline pictures of Prague — it’s a lovely golden‑hour spot if your timing allows.
- The garden has limited benches — bring a light scarf or sit on the stone balustrade for an impromptu picnic if allowed.
Leisurely walk across Charles Bridge toward Old Town — optional coffee
A gentle, scenic walk across the Charles Bridge; watch local artists and performers and then choose a riverside café in Old Town for a relaxed pause.
Tips from local experts:
- Cross early on the bridge section slightly uphill from the statue of St. John of Nepomuk to avoid densest crowds and get better photos of the Vltava.
- Street musicians add charm — if one stops your attention, linger and tip a little for a memorable shared moment.
- If you need a quiet coffee, walk a block from the bridge into Old Town alleys where smaller cafés are calmer than the direct riverside spots.
Free time — freshen up at your hotel / shop in Old Town
A relaxed break to return to your hotel or continue exploring Old Town boutiques and galleries before your evening rooftop dinner.
Tips from local experts:
- Use this time to freshen up and change into smart‑casual attire for the rooftop dinner reservation.
- Browse small jewellery or porcelain shops in Old Town for a memorable keepsake — many have locally made pieces suitable for gifts.
- If you prefer to stay out, visit a quiet side street café for an aperitif; ask to sit by a window or terrace for people‑watching together.
Special moment — Rooftop sunset dinner at Terasa U Zlaté studně
Celebrate the day with a romantic rooftop dinner at Terasa U Zlaté studně. Spectacular views, seasonal Czech and Mediterranean cuisine, and intimate table settings make this an ideal golden‑hour experience.
Tips from local experts:
- Reserve a table in advance specifying 'rooftop window or terrace' for the best views — ask for a table facing Prague Castle to watch the city light up at sunset.
- Order a wine from their local Czech selection and share several small plates to taste seasonal flavours together.
- If you prefer a slightly earlier or later sunset, confirm the reservation time — in May sunset can be late (around 20:30), so 19:30–20:00 reservations hit golden hour nicely.
Itinerary Attributes
| Days | 1 |
| Highlights | 5 |
| Season | - |
| Month | - |
| Persona | Couples |
| Transfers | - |
| Restaurants | 1 |
| Total Activities | 9 |
| Total Places | 9 |
| Activities Types | Attraction, Break, Event, Outdoor, Neighborhood, Restaurant |
