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Vysehrad is the perfect place to do that.

What to do there: Take pictures of and explore the church and then go down into the basement to really have your mind blown.

A stunning display of artistic talent.

The arcade also has an independent cinema, bars with live music and dance parties, and a concert hall.

You can bring your own beer or weed and enjoy the stunning view on Prague highlights.

Along with its more than 4,200 animals representing some 650 species—including many considered close to extinction—the zoo is notable for its role in saving the native and endangered Przewalski's horse.

It comes in all shapes and sizes but you can always have a sampling from the local producers before deciding which one you like best.

A very creative piece in Prague source: Shinedawn Shutterstock• the golden lane is open for free for visitors.

Large enough to hold an estimated two million graves and divided into sections, the graveyard consists of the Jewish Cemetery, which includes the grave of writer Franz Kafka, and the Christian Cemetery, where you'll find the final resting place of a more recent notable Czech, Jan Palach, who set himself on fire in 1968 in protest against the Soviet invasion.