December in Prague is a snowy winter. You can feel the Christmas season and year‑end atmosphere, and you’ll need a warm coat, gloves, and a hat.

Prague’s November weather is quintessential autumn. You’ll need a warm coat as winter slowly approaches. Fog is common, so it’s smarter to allow a bit more time rather than planning just a one- or two-day visit.

Prague’s weather in October is when autumn is in full swing. It’s a great time to travel with kids or older relatives, and a lovely season to enjoy the colorful fall foliage.

Prague’s September weather is a time when summer and autumn coexist. Some days feel warm, while others are a bit chilly, so deciding what to pack can be a little tricky.

Prague’s weather in June can be hot during the day but a bit chilly at night, with quite large temperature swings. Don’t worry too much—those cooler hours are when you’ll likely be back at your accommodation resting.

Prague in May is arguably the most ideal time of year to visit. There’s no heatwave and it isn’t terribly cold, so it’s perfect for traveling — but there are a few things worth knowing.

Prague’s weather in April is ideal for travelers. Days are mild and nights can be chilly, but it’s a time to enjoy the fresh, green energy of new life and the blossoming flowers.

Prague in March is a time when winter and spring overlap. A heavy down coat is a little too warm and a light padded jacket might be a bit insufficient, but you can still explore Prague and enjoy the early blossoms.

Prague in February is a bit milder than January and tends to have more clear days. Still, many days remain below freezing, so it’s a time when I recommend traveling with warm clothing.

Prague’s weather in August is the perfect height of summer. Compared with June and July, the daily temperature swings are smaller and the focus is on slightly hotter days. Heavy downpours often occur, so be sure to bring a compact folding umbrella.

Prague’s July weather, unlike the previous month, brings smaller day‑to‑night temperature swings and is the hottest time of the year — true summer. Light, cool clothing and sunglasses are essential.

Let’s compare Prague’s weather month by month and figure out the best times to travel. I’ve put together a list of spots where the weather can create especially beautiful views.

January in Prague is the coldest time of the year. I’ll tell you, based on my 11 years living in Prague, what clothing matters, who this travel period is best for, and what to expect.