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Prague
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Prague

Enchanting History, Vibrant Nights, Timeless Charm

The best time to travel to Prague is during the spring and early fall, when the weather is pleasant and mild. Late spring, from mid-April to June, has blooming gardens and outdoor cafes, which are ideal for enjoying the lively atmosphere of the city. The early fall season, especially from September to October, has a crispness in the air, fewer tourists, and is great for exploring the historic sites comfortably. If you're a fan of festive markets and decorations, then the Christmas season from late November to early January will be magical for you, but bear in mind that temperatures can be quite cold.

Prague, the enchanting Czech capital, is often called "The City of a Hundred Spires," distinguished by its historic buildings topped with beautifully intricate steeples. This charming metropolis rests on the banks of the Vltava River and captivates with its awe-inspiring architecture, dynamic cultural milieu, and profound historical roots.

The majestic Charles Bridge, which has stood since the 14th century, is a signature feature of the city. It links the Old Town to Lesser Town (Malá Strana) and is adorned with an assembly of saintly statues. The bridge provides a picture-perfect vista of the sprawling city skyline.

At the Old Town's core, you'll discover the Old Town Square, hemmed in by vividly hued baroque structures and somber Gothic churches. Here, the Old Town Hall Tower's Astronomical Clock captures onlookers each hour with its fascinating motion of figures—a true medieval engineering wonder.…

Journey 3 steps itinerary

Embark on an immersive tour into the historical tapestry and architectural wonders of Prague over a span of seven days. Traverse the well-preserved Old Town, marvel at the majesty of Prague Castle, and witness the centuries-old Astronomical Clock, complemented by expert-guided excursions and enlightening narratives on the historical significance of these landmarks.

Historic Old Town Square Discovery
Grand Prague Castle Grounds Expedition
Twilight Promenade on Charles Bridge

Embark on a tasty weekend voyage savouring the riches of Prague's gastronomical traditions. Indulge in the delights of time-honored Czech cuisine, partake in hands-on cooking lessons to whip up regional specialties, and experience the esteemed local brewery scene with a guided tour and beer tasting.

Flavors of Czech Republic Culinary Journey
Czech Culinary Crafting Workshop
Authentic Czech Brewery Exploration and Degustation

Dive deep into Prague's artistic heartbeat and cultural vivacity with a three-day itinerary. Roam amongst the city's premier museums, art galleries, and theatrical venues, getting an up-close view of the dynamic Czech culture and artistry.

Excursion to the National Gallery in Prague
Decorative Arts and Design Museum Tour
Opera Soiree at the Prague State Opera

Forecast
Weather trends

Prague is a city that experiences cold, snowy winters and warm summers. The month of January is particularly frigid, and the cold temperatures typically last until March. Spring brings a gradual warm up, while summers, which begin in June, are the warmest months with some occasional hot spells. This period also sees the highest amount of precipitation. Late summer gradually transitions into a cooler, wet autumn, and by November, temperatures drop significantly, signaling the start of winter.

Activities Do and see

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3-hour Complete Prague Bike Tour
€ 40
3-hour Complete Prague Bike Tour
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Prague Old Town Ghosts and Legends Evening Walking Tour
€ 18
Prague Old Town Ghosts and Legends Evening Walking Tour
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Prague Charles Bridge and River Cruise Guided Walk Group Tour
€ 45
Prague Charles Bridge and River Cruise Guided Walk Group Tour
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Prague Old Town, New Town, Jewish Quarter Morning Walking Tour
€ 28
Prague Old Town, New Town, Jewish Quarter Morning Walking Tour
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Old Town, Astronomical Clock & Underground Tour
€ 57
Old Town, Astronomical Clock & Underground Tour
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Gastronomy Cuisine

Prague is well-known for its delicious and hearty cuisine, which draws inspiration from Central European culinary traditions. The city's culinary scene is steeped in history, and it offers an array of meat-based dishes that are often served with dumplings or potatoes and seasoned with aromatic spices. Locally sourced, fresh ingredients play a prominent role in creating the city's delectable cuisine.

  • Svíčková na smetaně

    Svíčková na smetaně

    Tender beef served in a creamy vegetable sauce, topped with cranberries and a slice of lemon, usually accompanied by bread dumplings.
  • Goulash

    Goulash

    A rich stew of meat, usually beef, seasoned with paprika and other spices, often served with bread or potato dumplings.
  • Trdelník

    Trdelník

    A sweet pastry made from rolled dough that's wrapped around a stick, grilled, and topped with sugar and walnut mix.