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When is the best time to visit Czech Republic?

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The best time to visit Czech Republic is either during spring (early April to mid- May) or autumn (late September to mid- November). Generally, these shoulder seasons can be relied upon for mild temperatures and thinner crowds.

In spring, the days are long, sunny and often quite dry until late May. Temperatures can vary anywhere between 9-20°C, so be sure to pack clothes that will keep you both warm and cool. However, by sticking to destinations such as Prague, Pilsen and Český Krumlov, you can rest assured that you’ll neither be too hot nor too cold. May is the busiest and most beautiful month of the year, with flowers in full bloom and festivals like Prague Spring Festival and the Czech Beer Festival taking place.

After a hot summer, the warm weather (14–19°C) tends to last until the beginning of October. This is a great time to relax in old spa towns like Karlovy Vary and explore ancient forests in West Bohemia. Autumn also sees important events like Dvorak’s Prague Festival and wine harvest festivals in several locations. Beyond mid-October, you’ll notice a sharp drop in temperature and more frequent rainy days – so make sure you take a raincoat and lots of layers.

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Monthly weather and travel tips for Czech Republic

If you don’t mind the short days and biting cold, visiting the Czech Republic in January can be a rewarding experience. First of all, the streets in major cities like Prague and Brno will be relatively crowd-free after the Christmas holidays. This means you can expect to get into top attractions without much of a wait, and take advantage of discounted rates. However, be mindful of closures on 1 January, which is taken as a national holiday.

The Winter Festival of Bohemia – a celebration of opera, ballet and classical music – takes place over the first few days of the month in ornate opera houses around the capital, including The National Theater and the famous Dvorak Hall of the Prague Rudolfinum. You could also time your visit to coincide with Three Kings’ Day on 6 January, which brings the Christmas season to a close with carol-singing, bell-ringing and gift-giving to the poor. But don’t underestimate the cold – average temperatures of -1°C mean you’ll definitely need to bring a heavy waterproof coat and lots of warm layers.

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By February, snowfall is to be expected anywhere at any time. Temperatures won’t have changed much from the sub-zero lows of January – and there won’t be much in the way of sunshine – so bringing warm winter clothing is essential. If you’re an outdoorsy type, February is arguably the best time to go skiing or snowboarding in the Czech Republic, with ski resorts such as Špindlerův Mlýn and Keilberg catering to beginners and intermediates. And if skiing isn’t your thing, then soaking in the hot springs of spa towns like Karlovy Vary and Marianske Lazne (both short day trips from Prague) might be a more tempting alternative.

The big event of the month is Bohemian Carnevale, or ‘Masopust’ as it’s also known. Celebrating the start of Lent, the carnival involves masked marches, live music, and all-day drinking, eating and dancing. It takes place over five days in Prague and other destinations across the region of Bohemia, such as Český Krumlov. Besides this, Prague is also host to The International Festival of Wind Orchestras on varying dates in mid-February.

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With the arrival of Spring, smatterings of green begin to appear in the Czech countryside. That being said, you’ll still feel the chill well into the latter half of March, when temperatures can creep up to the 11°C mark during the day – and the higher altitude areas can still get plenty of snow. So don’t forget to pack a thick coat and jumper to keep you cosy – and your sunglasses for when the clouds occasionally part.

March also coincides with not one but two film festivals taking place in the Czech capital. Febiofest showcases new works by international film-makers, whereas the One World International Human Rights Film Festival screens documentaries concerning social issues, lifestyle and the environment. Both these festivals kick off in Prague before continuing in locations throughout the rest of the country.

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Longer, warmer and sunnier days lead to a steady incline in tourist numbers throughout the month. But April showers are frequent in the Czech Republic – and snow isn’t entirely off the cards – so it’s still a good idea to bundle up when exploring outdoors. Temps can reach up to 15°C towards the end of the month, with lows rarely dipping below 5°C.

Easter weekend also occurs in April, culminating in family games and activities on Easter Monday. This is a great time to go souvenir hunting in Prague’s Easter markets, and try international food at the annual Street Food Festival. Alternatively, you could visit at the end of the month for the ancient Pálení čarodějnic, or ‘Burning of Witches’ festival, which takes place on hilltops across the country on 30 April. Today, Czech people gather to watch witch-like effigies burning on bonfires, while enjoying hearty food and family-friendly activities.

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May is the busiest month of the Czech Republic’s calendar year. It brings warmer weather, blossoming flowers and a string of major festivals to Prague. You can wear a light jacket or just a t-shirt on the warmest days, but be prepared for spells of cooler weather – especially in high-altitude regions like Pilsen.

A cluster of high-profile events kicks off with the Prague National Marathon in early May. You can take part yourself or cheer with the crowd, then hang around for the onset of the year’s highlight – Prague Spring Festival, which runs from mid-May to the beginning of June. This international music festival showcases the best in classical music at different theatres and churches across the capital. It overlaps with the theatre and comedy shows of Prague Fringe Festival, the Czech Beer Festival, and Prague Food Festival around the last weekend of May.

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If you want to enjoy warm weather without the crowds, then visiting the Czech Republic in June is your best bet. May’s festival crowds will have left, and the influx of student backpackers are yet to arrive. Temperatures hover around 15ºC during the day, so you can comfortably explore beautiful cities like Brno, Olomouc and Prague – or sit out in beer gardens and take in the scenery. However, rain and thunderstorms can roll in at any time, so it’s best to keep a light waterproof jacket on you, just in case.

Compared with May, June is a relatively festival-free month in Prague after the Spring Festival winds down. Nevertheless, there’s plenty going on elsewhere, giving you several great reasons to explore beyond the capital. In Český Krumlov, the medieval-themed Celebration of the Rose takes place over three days, with costumed parades, traditional music, street theatre and fencing duels. It also hosts the Festival of Chamber Music on the grounds of its spectacular Renaissance castle at the end of the month.

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The Czech Republic’s hottest month of the year falls in the middle of high season, so you can expect soaring temperatures and lots of other tourists in places like Prague and Brno. That’s why July is the perfect time to explore the Czech Republic’s less crowded destinations like Ostrava, Telč and Krkonose National Park – plus all the glorious natural beauty found in between. Daytime highs typically reach the mid-twenties, but can occasionally creep beyond the 30ºC mark. So sunglasses and sunscreen are essential items.

National holidays are taken on 5 and 6 July, so expect some shops to be closed. Local events take place all over the country, some lasting a few days, while others go on for weeks. Český Krumlov's three-week-long International Music Festival features classical music concerts and live acts spanning folk, soul and jazz. Colours of Ostrava is a multi-genre music festival headlined by international acts, while Karlovy Vary International Film Festival draws huge numbers and well-known movie stars to watch over 200 new films shown in the first week of July.

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August is a hot and humid month, with daytime temperatures sitting in the mid-twenties and highs pushing past 30ºC at times. Expect crowds in Prague and other popular destinations around Bohemia, so for a quieter escape your safest bet is to explore the eastern region of Moravia. Home to Brno, the second most populated city in the Czech Republic, the historical region is peppered with beautifully preserved castles, churches and chateaux.

Time your visit right, and you could also experience one of many festivals held all over the Czech Republic during August. In Prague, there’s only a few days between the colourful parades of Pride Festival and the acrobatics, cabaret and comedy of the International Festival of New Circus and Theatre, which lasts until the end of the month. In Moravia, the two-week-long Moravian Castles Music Festival offers the chance to watch classical music concerts in medieval castles, and drink locally produced wine. In early August, Brno also plays host to the annual Motorcycle Grand Prix.

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After three months of heat and humidity, September brings cooler temperatures and a lower risk of rain. It’s also much quieter, since many of the visiting backpackers, students and school groups have left. So, you won’t have to wait as long to get into top attractions in the major cities – and it won’t be uncomfortably hot, either.

The drier weather gives you a great reason to travel outside of Prague. Hiring a car is the easiest option, putting you within easy reach of spa towns like Karlovy Vary – famous for its mineral-rich hot springs and thermal spas – and national parks like Bohemian Switzerland National Park – known for its arching rock formation, Pravcicka Gate. Meanwhile, it’s wine harvest season in Moravia – celebrated in style with medieval-themed parades, jousting tournaments, live music and of course, wine tastings in the towns of Mikulov and Znojmo. Back in Prague, two weeks are given over to the classical works of Antonín Dvořák for the Dvořák Prague International Music Festival.

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Autumn doesn’t hang around in the Czech Republic. First you’ll notice the changing colours of the leaves, then the morning frost, and by the end of the month temperatures as low as 5°C. However most days are warmer than this, with average highs reaching 11ºC. Take a waterproof jacket if you visit in October, as rainy days are more frequent.

Prague’s parks and gardens are bursting with deep autumn colours at this time of year. Spend the afternoon exploring them, before taking in the multi-hued canopy from the top of Petřín Lookout Tower. While you’re in the capital, soak up some culture at the Strings of Autumn Festival or Signal Light Festival, which sees Prague’s most famous landmarks spectacularly illuminated. The only major event in the national calendar is 28 October – the day Czechoslovakia (as it was known then) became independent in 1918 – which is taken as a national holiday.

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In November, the chilly autumn weather gives way to much more wintry elements. But if you can brave temperatures of 1–5°C, this is a great time to take advantage of a quiet and romantic city break. Rain and snowfall are almost guaranteed, so be sure to bring waterproof clothing and a pair of sturdy boots.

But plenty of snow means plenty of picturesque scenery, especially in small towns like Kutna Hora, Karlovy Vary and Český Krumlov – all a couple of hours’ drive from Prague. The first day of the month is All Saints’ Day, so expect some closures wherever you are, while the final day marks the grand opening of the capital’s enchanting Christmas markets. Squares across the city fill up with timbered stalls selling traditional crafts, festive food and mulled wine. Speaking of wine, Český Krumlov celebrates its own wine festival on 11 November, held in honour of St. Martin.

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By December, the Czech Republic has transformed into a winter wonderland. The days are colder, darker and snowier, but sparkle under a backdrop of magical Christmas markets in cities across the country. Wrap up in lots of layers to take the sting out of sub-zero temperatures – and warm yourself up with a glass of svařák (mulled wine) while browsing the stalls.

There are Christmas markets in Brno, Olomouc and Český Krumlov, but Prague’s are the most impressive. You’ll find them in central squares, all wreathed in traditional décor, selling cute Christmas crafts, hot food and drinks. You could time your visit with Prague Christmas – when an international choir sings in Old Town Square – or St. Nicholas Eve (5 December), when men dressed as saints, angels and devils wander the streets handing out sweets to children who have been good and lumps of coal to those who haven’t. After the Christmas break (24–26 December is a national holiday), the year culminates with a spectacular fireworks display, held in Prague on 31 December.

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Weather and temperature in Czech Republic

Given its small size, the Czech Republic has one broad climate zone that follows the same seasonal patterns. Springtime is mild and sunny, while early autumn is a few degrees warmer. Only in late October do temperatures begin to drop noticeably around the country. Being surrounded by low-lying mountains, Prague and other destinations in West Bohemia also experience a lot of rainfall in late autumn, so taking a raincoat and extra layers is a good tip.

For those sunny days, the best way to appreciate the natural landscape is with a day trip to the countryside. If time is short, however, then stick to the green gardens and medieval streets of Prague, taking in the Gothic facades of landmarks like St Vitus Cathedral. The city of Český Krumlov, famous for its hillside Renaissance castle, is also worth a visit if you can fit it into your itinerary.

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Cost of stay in Czech Republic

Want to travel smart? Here, you can check out the average cost of accommodation per night in the Czech Republic.

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  • £101 Oct
  • £89 Nov
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  • £70 Mar
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  • £89 Jul
  • £88 Aug
  • £80 Sept
  • £82 Oct
  • £74 Nov
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  • £76 Oct
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The best places to visit in Czech Republic

Check out some of the most popular cities, places to visit and things to do in Czech Republic!

Prague

Prague

Popular in December

Old Town, City Walks, Architecture

 Brno

Brno

Popular in August

Old Town, City Walks, Beer

 Karlovy Vary

Karlovy Vary

Popular in July

Architecture, Hot Springs, Walking

 Český Krumlov

Český Krumlov

Popular in August

Old Town, Castles, History

 Plzeň

Plzeň

Popular in August

Beer, Old Town, Food

 Olomouc

Olomouc

Popular in August

Old Town, Monuments, Architecture

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What other travellers say about their holiday in Czech Republic

  • The Cafe Imperial food was great. We loved the castle and the Old Town Square, and the views from the Petin hill were amazing

    Prague January 2025

  • Prague quite simply is a city that should be put on everyones 'bucket list'. A unique and very lovely picturesque and serene place.

    Brendan Prague January 2025

  • Beautiful architecture, good easy to use public transport systems, wide variety of restaurants and different cuisines at all price points. Great city for walking to see all the main attractions. Good shopping both local crafts, designer area and malls with major brands and good eating options on the top floor. Bars generally priced below average UK equivalent - especially beers!

    Susan Prague January 2025

  • Surely one the best city I ever visited in my life. Meat lovers are welcome, efficient public transport, full of beautiful spots and things to do.

    Alice Prague January 2025

  • We found that there was a lot of history and attractions which we would love to see in Prague again or didn't have time to see. We were here from a Tuesday evening to Friday lunch, and thankfully found most things to be open and attractions to be available even though it was January. We really enjoyed Range shooter and the Thrill park really stood out for my group. We also just enjoyed getting a coffee or hot chocolate and walking around the city looking at the amazing architecture.

    Megan Prague January 2025

  • Who doesn't love Prague? My first time there on vacation, visited to enjoy the Christmas Markets which was packed for Christmas and the day after. I have visited before on business and remember it was just as beautiful. Extremely enjoyable. Did do alot of walking and enjoyed the double-decker bus (audio is terrible). We were there for three days, next time would visit city outside of the area. My family really enjoyed it.

    Prague January 2025

  • the most beautiful town i have visited. Incredible architecture and loved the traditional feel of the town. You need comfortable shoes as most of the roads and pavements are cobble stones however it would never put me off returning. Countless bars and restaurants with most very reasonable priced. So much to see and do. Best to plan your day and get a map of the city. I would definitely go back.

    Scott Prague February 2025

  • Olomouc is a beautiful smaller city with a quiet, calm, university vibe. There is a great Museum of Modern Art and a Diocesan Museum with a large art collection and museum sections covering the development of the city from prehistory to today. Both Long Story Short and Coffee Library were great places for coffee or a meal. Almost everywhere of significance is walkable from the centre.

    Patrick Olomouc February 2025

  • Beautiful city, with so much to see and do. Eating places are in abundance, spoilt for choice.

    Alvys Prague February 2025

  • Its an exceptional city. Affordable and beautiful. However, Food is very bad whether fast food or restaurants. I was eating chimney cakes for the whole stay and drinking water for fuel and potato chips.

    mohamed Prague February 2025

  • A very compact and beautiful city with great sites and great shopping.

    John Prague February 2025

  • csodálatos fürdőváros, körben hegyekkel, gyönyötű

    Orsolya Karlovy Vary February 2025

  • Beautiful city, people and food. Can't recommend it enough! I fell in love with the city.

    Prague March 2025

  • The area is great for hiking. Around the nearby town of Nejdek, you can do a great hiking tour which departs from the St. Martina Catholic church and leads you up to Tysovské vrch, which is almost 1000m above the sea level. There is a lookout tower from which you have a great view when the sky is clear. From there leads a trail all the way back to Nejdek.

    Robert Nová Role March 2025

  • Well worth a visit! Check out also the Villa Tugendhat - you need to book in advance. Also the battlefield of Austerlitz about 10km from Brno.

    HENRI Brno March 2025

  • If you're across the river from the castle area, take the tram, it's great. If you're interested in the Second World War, there's an excellent tour to do with Heydrich and the Resistance called the Anthropoid Tour. The architecture in the city centre is gorgeous. Be warned, even at the end of March it's crowded, especially with tour groups, but apparently it's worse in the warmer months.

    Prague March 2025

  • Public transport was very good with the Metro and Trams, very easy to get about and it is worth downloading the "pubtran" app to get about. Plenty to see but certain places do get a bit busy at times. Alcohol is cheaper than the uk but bear in mind you are expected to tip a minimum of 10% in bars and restaurants.

    Barry Prague March 2025

  • Prague is a beautiful city to visit with plenty of sights for all ages to enjoy. The communist period did not impact the historic city which still has charm and atttaction.

    Adrian Prague March 2025

  • A very "walkable" city. Beautiful architecture! Very historic!

    Prague April 2025

  • Green hill behind the Prague castle, with view on the city and st Vitus catedral itself is heavenly. On the other side, Charles bridge maybe little bit to crowded.

    Prague April 2025

  • Vibrant city with lot of turist, perfect publik transport.

    Klajdi Prague April 2025

  • Absolutely beautiful place to visit, the hot springs are amazing, you can benefit from drinking the water from the springs that are all over the city..

    Agnès Karlovy Vary April 2025

  • A beautiful city with LOTS to see. We managed to see most items on our list but a couple of places needed pre-booking. Transport system is excellent. Streets are very clean.

    Phillip Prague April 2025

  • A beautiful city, so easy to get around the old town and surrounding areas. Public transport is excellent. The castle is a must see, the cobbled streets are a joy to wander through and in general it was just amazing.

    Alex Prague April 2025

  • Really nice city, it suprised us with it’s beauty and history

    Monika Prague May 2025

  • Beautiful city. Very walkable. Very affordable. Top tip. If you are over 70 and are prepared to carry your passport with you, all public transport is free.

    Megan Prague May 2025

  • A beautiful country , lots to do , on the outskirts to visit is amazing

    karen Prague May 2025

  • Hotel Yalta was our favourite, although we enjoyed every attraction.

    Julie Prague May 2025

  • We loved walking round the square, stopping for a drink or something to eat. We enjoyed walking over the Charles Bridge and exploring the other side. We weren't overwhelmed by the castle or cathedral but views are good. The people are so friendly and we found some wonderful restaurants. Lovely city and so clean and well kept.

    Mary Prague May 2025

  • See all the tourist sights which was extremely interesting, be prepared for the walking, and also not too easy for us to work out there money. Most places do take euro but will give change back in krona

    Dawn Constance Prague May 2025

  • Nice picturesque City. Lots to see, not so much to do. Would recommend a boat trip and also the hop on hop off bus - gives you a good view of the city and saves on taxis. Pleasant without spectacular

    David Prague June 2024

  • Prague is a fascinating historical city. As you would expect the beer is wonderful but so are the restaurants and we found our way around on public transport without much difficulty. The people are friendly and used to tourists.

    Sheila Prague June 2024

  • Pokud si chcete užit klid a vypnout od shonu, je to to pravé místo

    Katarzyna Anna Brod nad Dyjí June 2024

  • There was not anything to mentioned as not like. Everything was perfectto.

    Prague June 2024

  • Ostrava is cool nice place, traffic is not much, people are friendly, good restaurants around, app taxies are easily available, weather was little hot during the visit

    Kanwar Ostrava June 2024

  • Prague is a fairytale city everything is so magical every corner and every street .

    Dikranuhi Prague June 2024

  • A rural town about 40K outside Prague. If you are using the hockey center then this place is good. 10 minute walk to the ground. Under an hour on the bus to Prague which I recommend. Quite a big town square with a couple of restaurants and takeaways. Good place to relax and switch off.

    Rakovník July 2024

  • A beautiful town that you must visit. It is so romantic. It is like a fairy tale.

    Ekaterina Karlovy Vary July 2024

  • We did a 3 hour electric scooter ride of the city and it was brilliant! A fantastic way to see city instead of using hop on hop off buses

    Reg Prague July 2024

  • Stunning city. Unfairly maligned by its stag and hen party image from a UK perspective. It’s a piece of living history. Yes, it’s packed with tourists in certain places and at certain times (we were some of them!). But it’s got many hidden architectural gems hidden away, down every side street. A non-elitist testimony to a thriving and mostly welcoming city.

    Geoff Prague July 2024

  • Very nice cosy hotel. Big room for 3 persons. Good breakfast and good location near the Hippodrom and Autodrom.

    Keijo Most July 2024

  • So much to do in Dolni Morava. Different facilities cater for all ages, from gentle strolls, lovely views, bike and scooter rentals, the most exciting bobsleigh and of course the bridge walk. So much to do for children of all ages! Will return!

    Jana Dolní Morava July 2024

  • Brilliant city full of life but quiet and very clean. Trams are awesome. People are also awesome!

    Roderick Brno August 2024

  • Prague must be on the list for any one planning for Holiday

    ALAAEDDIN Prague August 2024

  • Beautiful city, very friendly atmosphere, excellent public transport.

    Nico Prague August 2024

  • You have to visit Prague for the beautiful buildings, cobbled streets, local beer and amazing food. This has to be one of the best and safest places to visit in Europe

    Patrick Prague August 2024

  • Prague was amazing, culture and friendly people. Transport was affordable and excellent. Easy to get around. Family friendly city

    Vidhu Prague August 2024

  • Lovely old town centre with lots of good places to eat. Very convenient for Prague airport. We love the Aquapark.

    Beroun August 2024

  • A beautiful, photogenic, and friendly small Czech town , wonderful to experience in contrast to (equality beautiful and welcoming) Prague. We would recommend this to anyone biding the Czech Republic … and certainly for more than a day trip!

    STEVEN Český Krumlov September 2024

  • We stayed in Prague for 4 nights which we felt was too long as there is not a massive amount to do. It is a lovely city and very easy to get around. People are very friendly and there is a wide range of restaurants and things to see and do!

    Prague September 2024

  • I like Mariansky Lazne more than Karlovy Vary. It is small beautiful town, so peaceful and green. Everything is cheaper than in KV. Good restaurants, cafes, fine boutiques. Many trails for people who love walking. I lived in Hotel Continental - lovely place with spacious room, pool, sauna, wellness centre, excellent breakfasts and dining. I would come back there witch pleasure.

    Ludmila Mariánské Lázně September 2024

  • Old town square, the castle, vitkov hill. Fats Cats (Burgers), Havelska Koruna, Metro Station is very efficient and cheap.

    Prague September 2024

  • We spent total of 5 days there, 3days exploring prague, 1 day in Kutna hora and 1 day in karlovy Vary. It was a self paced travel but you can spend a day more in karlovy vary treating yourself with some spa.

    Prague September 2024

  • Prague is a must visit for people travelling to Europe. The rich culture and history of this place and the country is very interesting . Local food must be tried . The City centre is very lively with great food outlets.THe only problem is shortage of parking space. And , of course , one must not leave without Beer.

    Sandeep Prague September 2024

  • AWESOME CITY. HISTORICAL AND MAGIC. LOVE THE COUSINE AND WIBES. ALWAY HAPPY.

    Martina Brno October 2024

  • Una ciudad cuyo centro histórico es inmenso y tiene tanta variedad de edificios antiguos y pintorescos, y tantos rincones maravillosos que es algo así como la Disneylandia de los amantes de Europa.

    Prague October 2024

  • Most of the buildings and public places are in a good shape, only railway station and its surroundings feel a bit less secure and more messy. Nature and town landscapes available, many museums, restaurants of various price and style. Public transport... Very well surprise. And the old streets in the historical center, with almost no 90 degrees angle, are very lovely.

    Martin Tábor October 2024

  • Beautiful city with tonnes of history and things to see and do. Plenty of vegan places to eat, great nightlife.

    Katie Prague October 2024

  • Beautiful city, like all big cities it can be expensive. Not a lot of English in signage, so be ready for that. Have a good supply of Korunas as not all locations/services take a card - Euros work too. Lots to see, do your research before you come so you can plan your visits. City is VERY busy and can be crowded - my visit was in October - weather was perfect - 21-24C and sunny every day. New town area is good, lots of wide pedestrian walk ways. Architecture is fabulous!

    Elaine Prague October 2024

  • A beautiful, historic, majestic, welcoming, friendly, photogenic, and eminently walkable central European city.

    STEVEN Prague October 2024

  • Prague is a beautiful city. There are so many places of interest. I found the walking tour very interesting. We also enjoyed a bus trip to the castle area, a dinner cruise and a jazz show.

    Marie Prague November 2024

  • It is a beautiful central European town with splenidid architecture, history and everythingin a walking distance. I visited it while it hosted Christmas markets and they were fantastic - not intrusive and obscene, but elegant. I should return in Spring to see it in a differeny setting.

    Brno November 2024

  • A beautiful city, continually changing and evolving. The architecture is a mix of modern, Central European and Bohemian, with new installations c=popping up frequently. Food and drink is inexpensive - particularly if you stay away from the tourist areas - and there are many types of entertainment to be found, day and night.

    David Prague November 2024

  • The place is lovely with friendly atmosphere. Prices of goods, and even foods are reasonable. Will recommend to my daughter and friends for their next holiday. We visited great places like Charles bridge, old town square, astronomical clock, John Lennon wall and many more. Should have stayed longer. We had dinner at Empire cafe. Foods are great. Transportation is easy. Enjoyed the river cruise.

    Lilan Prague November 2024

  • Good compact city, friendly people and very accesible.

    Stuart Brno November 2024

  • Happy and friendly city, everything within walking distance, great value. World class Janacek Festival. Will return!

    paul Brno November 2024

  • One of the great thinks that is a farm. Has animals. Then land area nice view. Fresh air. Good sleep.

    Tomas Vítkov December 2024

  • This a very good location to visit local restaurants, which are mostly within 15 min walking distance. There was also a Christmas fare almost right in front of the apartment. All the thermal water sources are within 10 min walk. There are plenty of local thermal spas very close. There is a big city park 15 min from the apartment. This park is perfect for hiking.

    Dmitriy Rybáře December 2024

  • Very quiet, need car, very close to CB, short drive to Ceske Krumlov, 40mins from Lipno.

    Mark Roudné December 2024

  • Perfect, not an overhyped place for resting from a noisy city.

    Janske Lazne December 2024

  • Prague at Christmas is very magical, although very very busy make sure you book restaurants etc

    Prague December 2024

  • Prague was amazing. Lots to see and do. Beautiful architecture and very cultural experience. Getting around prague is easy and cheap if using a taxi. Food is average prices and not extortionate.

    Lisa Prague December 2024

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