Breakfast at Do Tří Svin bakery for fresh trdelník and coffee, then browse the vintage shops on Mánesova. Lunch at Vinohrady-staple Salon Česko for traditional goulash and svíčková. Spend afternoon wandering Riegrovy sady park, then aperitif at U Kocourků wine bar before dinner at Podbělohorská pivnice for Czech game and local beers.

Start with coffee and trdelník at Cafe Galérie, then wander Nerudova hunting food shops. Lunch at URata (traditional Czech fare in a vaulted cellar). Afternoon: browse the Old Town Square market, then return for wine tasting at Vinotéka U Černého Lva. Dinner at Hergetova Cihelna overlooking the river.

Wake at a Old Town Square-facing café for coffee and trdelník, then nose through Havelský market for local cheeses and sour cherries. Lunch at a hidden beer hall like U Medvídků for goulash and 12° lager, wander Ungelt's Renaissance courtyards stopping at wine bars, then splurge on modernist Czech cuisine at Eska or Field Restaurant at dusk. End with absinthe or Becherovka at a hidden cocktail bar tucked behind Astronomical Clock.

Start with coffee and pastry at Kavárna Čermenka, then browse the Říční street market for local produce and prepared foods. Lunch at U Průhonu for traditional Czech fare and beer on the riverside terrace. Afternoon walk to Petřín Park entrance nearby, then dinner at Hospoda U Bílé Kuželky for goulash and local wine, finishing with late-night palačinky at a street vendor.

Start with coffee and pastries at Café Letka, then explore Navrátilova street's vintage shops. Lunch at U Bílé Kuzelky for traditional Czech comfort food. Afternoon drink at Prague Beer Museum, dinner at Kolkovna for craft beer and rib eye, then late-night pints at one of the raucous local pubs where live accordion music plays.

Morning at DOX Contemporary Art Centre, Holesovice Market, lunch at a local restaurant, Letna beer garden for the Prague panorama at sunset.