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Weather Conditions in Czech Republic
Czech Republic has fast become one of the top destinations in Europe, with a wealth of attractions and experiences. But there’s more than one reason why this is the best time to visit Czech Republic — it’s not as expensive as other western countries, has just as much excitement in store and welcomes tourists all-year-round from anywhere in the world. So, what’s the best time of the year to plan your visit?
The best time to go to Czech Republic if you want pleasant weather, less crowds and lush locations. No sudden rains to dampen your plans either! It’s a great time to visit the Bohemian region for its outdoor experiences, while Prague or Cesky Krumlov can be explored at your pace. There are springtime events you could look out for as well, like the Czech Beer Festival or Food Festival in Prague and the Festival of Freedom in Pilsen.
Most tourists visit between June to August, so you’ll also have to share most sights and sounds with other visitors. Even the prices go up, so you’re advised to make bookings as early as possible. There’s also the slight chance of rain or thunderstorms which could affect your daily plans. Nonetheless, this could be the best time to travel to Czech Republic to visit some of the smaller towns like Olomuoc, Ostrava or Krkonose National Park. There’re also events like the Smetanova Litomysl Music Festival and Karlovy Vary Film Festival you could check out.
The summer crowds depart the country right before one of the best times of the year, at least weather-wise. Of course, you’ll need a jacket or two for the night, but your days can be spent around the beautiful Bohemia region, or stunning towns like Karlovy Vary. There’s also the Prague Festival or Wine Harvest Festival in Malnik to enjoy during this season.
If you like snow adventures, Christmas markets and a festive spirit then winters could be the best time to visit Czech Republic. But be well-prepared for the cold! You’ll get great deals on shopping too, with all the seasonal discounts. Many of the country’s regions are also visited for skiing during this time. So, a winter visit truly depends on your preference.
Like every destination, Czech Republic has its tourist influx highs and lows. You could join the crowd or beat it, with your dates. Ask SOTC for more details related to Czech Republic Tour Packages before making final arrangements.
