2 Days in Prague: Day Two Old Town Hall Tower & the Astronomical Clock The view from the tower of the Old Town Hall will reveal a host of spires; one of Prague’s nicknames is the ‘’City of a 1,000 Spires.’’The Town Hall has a lovely Gothic doo, a fine art collection, a 14th Century chapel, and a former prison.
Hours: from 9:00 am to 4:30 pm (November to March) and 6:00 pm (April to October). The cemetery is closed on Saturdays. Entrance fee: approximately 4,5€. You can get a pass to visit all the synagogues and the Cemetery for an additional fee. Duration of the visit: 2 to 3 hours. Book a tour of the Jewish Quarter. as for how long - for city itself, 1 day is proly enough, but if you stay longer you can do some walking around - visit lookout tower Diana (you can also get there by cable car) and Goethe's lookout tower, visit "wildpark" Linhart, walk from Doubi to Loket (visit castle there) through Svatosske Skaly. Report inappropriate content. tejashombre. 2 full days in Budapest to me is enough, same with Prague as what you want to see there is in a relatively small area. Vienna is my favourite if the 3 and you can get a nice taste of it in 3 days. My biggest issue with the itenerary is that these 3 cities are quite similar with Vienna just being several degrees nicer. Barcelona in the Spring & Summer. Average Temperatures in Barcelona During the Spring & Summer: 16 °C (61 °F) – 29 °C (84 °F) depending on the month. Spring in Barcelona is typically pretty short and has more mild temperatures. We visited in early May and found the weather to be warm, but not overly hot. Sde6jU.