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Panoramic view of the city and the Vltava River in warm light showcasing the best time to visit Prague.

Best Time to Visit Prague: Pros and Cons by Season

Wondering about the best time to visit Prague? This season-by-season guide covers weather, crowds, prices, seasonal atmosphere, Christmas markets, and practical pros and cons, so you can choose the time of year that best matches your budget, interests, travel style, and tolerance for cold.

April 8, 2026

Visitors enjoying green beer at a Prague Easter market near Náměstí Míru.

Easter in Prague: Traditions, Markets & Must-Try Treats

Experience Easter in Prague with its unique traditions, vibrant markets, and delicious seasonal treats. From colorful hand-painted eggs to mazanec and green beer, discover how Czechs celebrate this festive holiday. Join us for an unforgettable Easter experience in the heart of Europe!

February 12, 2026

Prague guide chatting with guests in Old Town, sharing stories about Czech people near Charles Bridge.

Are Czech People Rude? An Expat’s Take on the Cold Shoulder

Ten years in Prague taught me that Czech people aren’t rude – they’re practical. Learn why silence isn’t awkward, how “dobrý den” changes the mood, and what history has to do with that famous cold shoulder. Perfect if you’re visiting Prague and worried about service or small talk.

December 29, 2025

A Prague City Adventures tour guide helping one of his guests on a tour get on a tram, the most popular means of public transport in Prague

Getting Around Prague: The No-Sweat Guide

Getting around Prague is a breeze once you know the tricks. From cobblestone hacks and late-night safety tips to stamp-once tram tickets, ATMs that don’t fleece you, and dining quirks like ‘water with gas,’ here’s the no-stress guide to moving through the Czech capital like a local.

May 6, 2025

a man adding wood to a bonfire during the Burning of the Witches celebration in the Czech Republic

The Czech Witch-Burning Festival of April 30th

Celebrate Čarodějnice, the Czech Witch-Burning Festival on April 30th! Join lively bonfires, enjoy music, food, and beer, and bid farewell to winter’s chill. This unique tradition combines centuries-old customs with modern fun, making it a must-experience spring event in Prague.

April 28, 2025

guests on a food tour in Prague enjoying bites of traditional Czech cuisine together with their tour guide, all siting at a table in one of our favorite local restaurants

An Expat’s Guide to Czech Food and Dining Habits in Prague

Curious about Czech food and dining habits? A US expat in Prague shares tips on what to eat, where to go, and how to navigate local customs—from street snacks to traditional meals, beer culture to tipping etiquette. A must-read for food-loving travelers heading to the Czech capital!

March 24, 2025

a tour guide explaining Czech Christmas traditions to a group of tourists at the Christmas Markets in Prague

Czech Christmas Through the Eyes of an Expat

Experience the unique charm of Czech Christmas through the eyes of an expat! From live carp in bathtubs to Ježíšek delivering gifts, discover quirky traditions, festive meals, and mystical customs that make Christmas Eve in the Czech Republic truly magical. Prepare for surprises, fun, and plenty of cookies!

December 3, 2024

a person holding the flag of Czechoslovakia above a crowd of people protesting in Wenceslas Square in Prague during the Velvet Revolution of 1989

The Story of the Velvet Revolution

The Velvet Revolution of 1989 was a peaceful uprising in Czechoslovakia that ended decades of communist rule. Sparked by a student march in Prague, it became a symbol of democracy and freedom. In just 12 days, the government crumbled, paving the way for Václav Havel to lead a democratic future.

November 15, 2024

a group of people riding the tram in the center of Prague holding onto the provided railings for safety

All You Need to Know about Prague Public Transport

Navigating Prague is a breeze with its top-tier public transportation system. From trams to ferries, a single ticket works across all modes. Learn about ticket options, validators, and insider tips for a seamless travel experience. Don’t forget to explore the funicular for unique city views!

October 22, 2024

the giant statue of St. Wenceslas on a horse, the patron saint of Bohemia, made by J. V. Myslbek and placed in front of the Czech National Museum in Prague

Celebrating Good King Wenceslas: Prague’s Patron Saint

Discover the legacy of Good King Wenceslas, a Czech patron saint and symbol of kindness and devotion. Explore his story, monuments, and Prague’s celebrations on September 28th, including markets, traditional feasts, and a wine festival at Prague Castle. A true local experience awaits!

September 28, 2024

the female sign in public restrooms at Prague's Malostranska metro station

All You Need to Know About Public Restrooms in Prague

Navigating public restrooms in Prague requires local Czech coins, as most facilities charge a small fee. From metro stations to tourist hotspots like Prague Castle and Charles Bridge, knowing where to go (and having change ready) can save you time and hassle during your visit.

September 3, 2024

a street sign on the facade of a building in Prague, with red and blue house numbers below

Whatʼs up With House Numbering in Prague?

Navigating Prague? Don’t let the city’s quirky house numbering confuse you! Learn why buildings have two numbers—red for history, blue for navigation—and how to find your way like a local. It’s a fascinating tale of Habsburg innovation and practical tips for your trip!

August 27, 2024

the skyline of Prague's Old Town seen against the setting sun through a light mist giving it a mysterious atmosphere

Haunted Prague: Ghost Stories and Legends You Must Hear

Dive into Prague’s eerie past with chilling tales of ghosts, curses, and legends. From the haunted Kinsky Palace to the water sprites of the Vltava, discover the city’s darker side. Join our Prague City Highlights Tour to explore these mysterious sites and hear more spine-tingling stories firsthand!

August 2, 2024

the statue of Cyril and Methodius, patron saints of Bohemia who brought us the alphabet

What Is the Story behind the Cyril and Methodius Day?

Cyril and Methodius, brothers who brought Christianity to the Slavs, are celebrated in the Czech Republic on July 5th. Discover their story of faith, language creation, and enduring legacy in shaping Slavic culture and history. Their contributions are honored in Prague and beyond.

July 5, 2024

a black-and-white photo of Milada Horakova speaking in front of a tribunal

Milada Horáková: Honoring a Hero on Victims of Communism Day

Milada Horáková’s courage and sacrifice symbolize the struggle against oppression. Discover her inspiring story, from resisting Nazis to becoming a victim of communism, as we honor her legacy on June 27th, the National Day for the Victims of Communism.

June 27, 2024

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