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A few things Prague by doolinbanjos

Our most memorable meal was at the Cafe di Carli, which is Italian-ish. We had many good Czech meals as well, but they sort of blended together. Cafe di Carli had a great and very affordable wine list, and was a nice break from the usual Czech fare.

The Spanish synagogue is one of many places the do small concertos. It is down the street from Cafe di Carli.

We spend a day doing "Prague by e-bike". It is a great way to see all the sights of Prague. Prague is hilly, so the e-bike makes it very pleasant. I am not a cyclist by any means, and have bad knees, and I loved it.

Of course you'll go to the castle. In it you might check out Lobkowicz Palace. Interesting museum and story of a family that lost everything during Communist rule, and got it all back after the Iron Curtain fell. They also have concerts.

Otherwise, there is a lot to do and see.