The Czech capital, defined by its Gothic towers and the serpentine curves of the Vltava has for generations enthralled visitors though for the selective visitor who appreciates premium hospitality and exceptional cuisine it offers a weekend of carefully orchestrated indulgence. In-depth information on exclusive Prague escort experiences can be found through our web portal.

This is not a rushed circuit of the usual tourist destinations but a selective traversal of the capital's most luxurious accommodations, its most acclaimed cuisine, its most exclusive cultural engagements, and its most restful retreats. Designed to be savoured, not rushed.

The weekend is properly launched when you settle into a hotel that acts as both a safe harbour and a clear statement of your tastes. The Four Seasons Prague, with its riverside views and flawless service, or the Mandarin Oriental, a former monastery transformed into a haven of minimalist elegance, set the stage perfectly. Having unpacked and made yourself comfortable, fight the impulse to rush out and start sightseeing. Rather, make your way to the top of the T-Anker building for a drink as the sun goes down.

Looking out over the Old Town's red tiles and spires from this height gives you the ultimate introduction to Prague's character. Dinner that evening demands a grand gesture. Arrange for the private dining room at La Degustation Boheme Bourgeoise — a restaurant that wears its Michelin star with pride. Chef Sahajda's kitchen produces a creative new version of old Czech favourites, made with a precision that is almost sculptural. Each course of the tasting menu, alongside its Moravian wine partner, unfolds the narrative of this region's soil and climate, and you will carry that story with you.

The first full day demands a slow, unhurried beginning. Do not attempt to cross Charles Bridge during the peak daytime crowds. Opt instead for a private boat at first light, to watch the castle rise from the haze while sipping prosecco. After you have eaten at the refined Cafe Savoy, a place where height of ceiling and quality of Austrian sweet goods are the two notable features Direct the late morning hours to a personal tour of the castle, with a guide who knows every corner. Going past the lines of people waiting for the cathedral and the palace.

The specialist who accompanies you, with a background in art history, will illuminate the details that escape the common visitor. For lunch, escape the tourist throngs to the garden of Kampa Park, beneath the Charles Bridge. Where the terrace offers one of the city's most photographed views alongside impeccable seafood and grilled meats.

The early part of the afternoon should be given over to pampering. Reserve two hours of personal care at the Mandarin Oriental's spa, which has been installed in a building that was originally a Renaissance house of prayer. The treatments offered here are a mix of ancient Bohemian customs and modern therapeutic science.

As the evening comes on, put on your formal clothes and go to the National Theatre, where opera or ballet will be playing. And reserve a private viewing space for you and your party. Post-performance, a late dinner awaits at Field, a further Michelin-starred treasure, where the kitchen produces modern Czech dishes in a dining room that is both compact and stripped of excess, and which feels like a discovery.

Sunday is for stretching out the experience. Open the final morning with a breakfast that is leisurely and late, at Cafe Imperial, a place that is itself a great work of Art Deco ceramic art.