This medieval metropolis, whose Gothic steeples and riverine bends have enchanted visitors for centuries has historically charmed all who pass through yet for the sophisticated connoisseur of high-end experiences and gastronomic excellence Prague presents a short break that has been artfully composed around the finest experiences. Complete guides on premium escort booking guide Prague can be found via our digital platform.

This is no superficial sweep of the city's monuments instead, it is a thoughtfully composed expedition through Prague's premier accommodations, its gastronomic temples, its exclusive cultural openings, and its secret pockets of serenity. Fashioned to be tasted and appreciated, not speedily consumed.

The itinerary opens at the point of check-in to a hotel that offers both a place of calm and a powerful signal of status. The Four Seasons, offering both river panoramas and perfected hospitality, and the Mandarin Oriental, which has moved from religious life to high-end living, are the two places that launch the weekend best. After settling in, resist the urge to explore immediately. Rather, make your first stop the rooftop T-Anker bar, where a sunset cocktail will set the mood.

The full view of the old city's russet roofscape and its forest of spires gives you the perfect opening to the city's charms. Dinner on that first evening should be a moment of theatrical dining. Reserve the private dining room at Michelin-starred La Degustation Boheme Bourgeoise. Chef Sahajda's kitchen produces a creative new version of old Czech favourites, made with a precision that is almost sculptural. The tasting menu and its Moravian wine partners tell you the story of the Bohemian earth; you will not forget it even when the last glass is empty.

Saturday's beginning should be without alarm or rush. Skip the experience of walking Charles Bridge when it is overrun with sightseers. Opt instead for a private boat at first light, to watch the castle rise from the haze while sipping prosecco. Once you have breakfasted at the graceful Cafe Savoy, known for its high ceilings and its selection of Austrian-style pastries Dedicate the late morning to a private tour of Prague Castle. Avoiding the queues that form at St. Vitus Cathedral and the Old Royal Palace.

Your guide, who is trained in art history, will reveal features and stories that a normal tourist would not notice. For the midday meal, retreat from the tourist-scrum areas and find a table in the Kampa Park garden, situated beneath the old stone bridge. The outdoor terrace affords a vista that is constantly being recorded by visitors' cameras, and the food — seafood and grilled meats — is of the highest standard.

The afternoon is the appropriate time for a dose of well-deserved luxury. Secure a two-hour appointment at the Mandarin Oriental's spa, which is housed in a structure that began life as a Renaissance church. The treatments offered here are a mix of ancient Bohemian customs and modern therapeutic science.

When night approaches, prepare yourself for the National Theatre, where an opera or a ballet production will be staged. And arrange for a private box to accommodate yourself and the people in your company. Afterwards, a late supper at Field, another Michelin-starred gem, delivers contemporary Czech cuisine in an intimate, minimalist setting that feels like a secret.

The final day should be one of taking your time. Start your Sunday late with breakfast at Cafe Imperial, where the interiors are a masterwork of Art Deco ceramic tiles and decorative richness.