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Weather Conditions in Prague
Prague is a marvellous city full of cultural wonder, natural landscapes and urban adventures. But to enjoy it all, you need the right weather conditions! It can get quite chilly at any point of the year, that’s why most tourists seem to prefer the warmer summer months as the best time to visit Prague. But each season brings its own flavour so before you decide, have a look at the climatic and other experiences they have in store.
Before the rush of the summer is the best time to visit Prague, so the spring months between March and May are ideal. The city’s greenery returns, opening up locations like Petrin Hill and Vysehrad Gardens to tourists. Even the hotels at the city centre are reasonably priced, while events like the Prague Food Festival and International Music Festival are great cultural experiences of the season.
If you’re looking forward to perfect sightseeing weather, summer is the best season to go to Prague. You have plenty of daylight hours to get through all landmarks, though it is advisable to beat the crowds and plan your visits for the morning. This is also the best time to enjoy the parks and outdoor spaces in and around the city. The Metronome Festival, Bohemia Jazz Fest and Colours of Ostrava are just a few of the top festivals held in summer.
Like spring, autumn could be the best time to travel to Prague if you’re looking for pleasant climes without the rush of tourists. The streets are lined with fallen leaves, but the crisp sunny days and mildly windy evenings will make your stay comfortable and memorable. If you like music, you could also attend the Autumn International Music Festival during this time.
Not many will see this as the best time to go to Prague, but it can be. Tourist numbers are at their lowest, just as the temperatures. You can though, experience plenty of excitement. From the brilliant Christmas markets to the Prague Winter Festival and finally, the Bohemian Carnevale which is one of the best celebrations in the city.
Now that you know a little more about each season, it’s time you decide the best time to visit Prague. Whatever time of the year you choose, SOTC has great Prague tour packages and Czech Republic tour packages in store. Whether it’s with family or friends, make a call to an SOTC agent today.
