Prague, a city of Gothic majesty and riverside romance has enduringly fascinated globetrotters however, for the cultivated traveller with a taste for opulence and culinary mastery the city presents a weekend of meticulously arranged pleasure. Further insights on premium escort booking guide Prague can be found at the online resource.

This is not an exhausting, list-checking approach to the city but a discerning itinerary that takes in the city's best addresses, its most celebrated restaurants, its exclusive art encounters, and its serene hideaways. Created to be enjoyed slowly and mindfully, not hurried through.

The journey into Prague's luxury begins with the ritual of check-in at a hotel that successfully combines the qualities of refuge and of declaration. 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 you have made the room your own, control the desire to start your tour without delay. Rather than starting your tour, go up to the T-Anker bar on the roof for an evening drink at golden hour.

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. That night's gastronomic engagement asks for a move of confidence. Book the private dining space within La Degustation Boheme Bourgeoise, which has been awarded a Michelin star. The dining room is the stage for Chef Sahajda's artistic reinterpretation of Czech gastronomy, each plate a composed picture. The tasting journey, supported by Moravian bottles, tells a story of the Bohemian countryside that will keep its place in your memory even after the waiter has cleared the final dish.

The second day's start should be one of quiet ease. Forgo the crowded crossing of Charles Bridge during the tourist-heavy hours. Choose a private dawn cruise on the Vltava, to watch the fortress appear through the mist with a champagne flute at your side. After breakfast at the elegant Cafe Savoy — with its soaring ceilings and Viennese pastries Devote the remaining part of the morning to an exclusive guided tour of the castle complex. Cutting ahead of the queues for the cathedral and the palace.

Your guide, an art historian, will unveil details invisible to the ordinary visitor. When midday comes, get away from the packed tourist areas by finding a table in the garden at Kampa Park, just under the Charles Bridge. This terrace commands one of the city's most photographed views, and the food — both from the sea and from the grill — is of the first order.

The afternoon is the moment to submit to indulgence. Reserve a two-hour treatment at the spa of the Mandarin Oriental, which is situated in a building that once served as a Renaissance place of worship. This is where traditional Bohemian healing meets contemporary wellness technology.

As evening arrives, ensure your attire is appropriate for the National Theatre, which will be staging either opera or ballet. And obtain a private box for yourself and your guests. After the National Theatre, make your way to Field for a late supper — this is another Michelin-decorated room — and the cooking is present-day Czech, in a small, sparse room that seems like a hidden place.

Sunday is for stretching out the experience. Begin the last day with a breakfast at Cafe Imperial that is not taken at an early hour; the cafe itself is a masterpiece of Art Deco ceramic splendour.