As mentioned, it’s difficult to pick just one month or season when Prague is at its most pleasant and beautiful. To be honest, no one can guarantee perfect weather during your chosen travel dates. Even in summer, which is generally warm, you might encounter cooler periods or even unpleasant rain. Spring might arrive late, and winter could come early. You might look forward to a romantically snowy Prague but end up with rain or just icy winds. In short, the weather might not be ideal, but Prague will still have plenty to offer.
Here’s what to keep in mind: During winter, expect cold weather, typically from November to March. From March onward, temperatures should start to rise, but the arrival of true spring can be unpredictable. If you’re lucky, you might experience spring as early as March, but it’s safer to expect it in April or May. Mid-May is usually a good bet. Warm summer weather typically starts in mid-June, peaks in July, and, with a bit of luck, can last until September. October usually brings a noticeable drop in temperatures, leading into winter once again.
You know how it is: When it comes to weather, guarantees are hard to come by, especially these days. However, it’s always wise to be prepared. That’s why we’ve compiled a series of articles about Prague’s weather in each month of the year, complete with recommendations on what to pack and what to do during your visit. We wish you a great choice of travel dates, beautiful weather, and unforgettable experiences!
We are working on more monthly weather guides for Prague to help you plan your visit.
