*** VARIATION 1: The Tourist Trap Teardown Angle *** THE SCROLL-STOPPING HOOK (Tweet 1): Prague is cheap and magical… unless you do what every tourist does. Here’s how to spend 48 hours there like a local, eat better than 90% of visitors, and avoid paying double for the same city. 🧵 THE RETENTION BRIDGE (Tweet 2): Most people only see Prague 1, overpay for bad food, and miss the neighborhoods that actually make the city worth visiting. THE THREAD OUTLINE (Body): Skip Old Town for long stretches. Base your walks in Vinohrady, Letná, and Holešovice for better cafés, local energy, and lower prices. Cross the river early or late. Do Charles Bridge at sunrise, then move fast into quieter streets, parks, beer spots, and neighborhood restaurants. Eat one block away from the crowds. Use the “side street rule” near major sights and build your 48 hours around walkable local zones, not landmark hopping. THE ENGAGEMENT CTA (Final Tweet): Want a Part 2 with a full hour-by-hour Prague map? Reply with “PRAGUE”. *** VARIATION 2: The Cheap Upgrade Blueprint Angle *** THE SCROLL-STOPPING HOOK (Tweet 1): You do NOT need a bigger budget to do Prague better. You just need the right neighborhoods. In 48 hours, you can eat smarter, walk prettier streets, and dodge the tourist circus for half the price. ✈️ THE RETENTION BRIDGE (Tweet 2): This thread is the difference between “I saw Prague” and “I actually experienced Prague.” THE THREAD OUTLINE (Body): Treat Prague like 3 mini-bases: Old Town for quick sights, Letná for views and local hangouts, Vinohrady for cafés, food, and slower mornings. Build your days by foot, not by checklist. Pick one neighborhood cluster at a time so you stop wasting money and energy crossing the city nonstop. Use tourists as a warning sign: if menus are flashy, trams are packed, and every table speaks English, keep walking 10 minutes. THE ENGAGEMENT CTA (Final Tweet): Save this for your next Europe trip, then tell me your favorite non-touristy city.