Best time to visit Czech Republic
Best time of year to visit Czech Republic
Czechia is known for its picturesque Bohemia and Moravia landscapes that are perfect for cycling and hiking. The best time to visit the Czech Republic is between May and October, as this time offers the best weather for outdoor activities. July and August are the most popular months to go on the Vltava river cruise and climb Broumovské Stěny (Broumov Walls). In July, Colours of Ostrava, one of the most famous music festivals in Chechia, is held in Ostrava, close to the Polish border. Early autumn is perfect for visiting medieval Houska Castle surrounded by beautiful forests as well as Soos National Nature Reserve.
7 THINGS TO DO IN CZECH REPUBLIC (DECEMBER 29 - JANUARY 07)
Christmas Markets
Immerse yourself in the festive magic of a medieval town
Beer Spa
Soaking in excellent Czech lager is absolutely hangover-free
Trdelník
Taste one of the best winter treats Czech cuisine has to offer—a traditional sweet hollow cake
New Year's Eve
Crowds flock to the Czech capital at the end of the year to enjoy its party atmosphere
Skiing
Hit the slopes for excellent snow and views in different corners of the country
Broumovské Stěny (Broumov Walls) Climbing
A picturesque sandrock climbing area with a diverse landscape
Terezín (Theresienstadt) Concentration Camp
This place epitomizes one of the darkest chapters of the 20th century
24 THINGS TO DO OUT OF SELECTED DATE RANGE
Signal Festival
out of rangeOne of the most visited events in Prague—Festival of Lights—attracts thousands of tourists and locals with its fantastic light shows
Khamoro Festival
out of rangeVisit one of the largest Roma festivals in the world
Summertime River Cruise
out of rangeEnjoy the peaceful waters of the Vltava river and the glory of the old city
Masopust
out of rangeThe most vibrant carnival in the Czech Republic
Den Ve Vzduchu Plasy (Plasy Air Day)
out of rangeSave the date for this one-of-a-kind aero show in Plasy!
Colours of Ostrava
out of rangeThe festival caters for the music tastes and needs of everyone and is distinguished by friendly atmosphere
Zelené Pivo (Green Beer)
unconfirmedNot everything green is associated with St. Patrick's Day - Green beer in the Czech Republic is part of Easter holy week traditions
NATO Days in Ostrava & Czech Air Force Days
out of rangeThe largest air, army, and security show in Central Europe
Let It Roll
out of rangeThe world's biggest festival of drum and bass music
Holy Week (Svatý Týden) & Easter
out of rangeCelebrate Easter with the real Czech spirit
Birell Prague Grand Prix
out of rangeEnjoy running through the city at night
Bublanina
out of rangeThis cake made of fresh seasonal fruit tastes amazing
Burčák (Young Wine)
out of rangeGrab a glass young Moravian wine, a sign of autumn in the Czech Republic
Moravian Karst
out of rangeExplore the largest and most beautiful karst area in Central Europe
Hiking
out of rangeMountains, lakes, bogs and lush forests—there are plenty of places to immerse yourself in Czech nature
Rafting
out of rangeOne of the best ways to discover the natural beauty of the Czech Republic
Houska Castle
out of rangeThis medieval castle was believed to contain the gates to hell for trapped demons
Halloween
out of rangeExpect scary and wild parties at top clubs in the Golden City
Pardubice Aviation Fair
out of rangeOne of the oldest and most popular air shows in Central Europe
Birdwatching
out of rangeThe wetlands of Bohemia and the forests of Moravia turn into a real bird sanctuary during spring
Soos National Nature Reserve
out of rangeA unique natural site with mud volcanoes and pre-historic springs
Cycling
out of rangeThe picturesque valleys and green mountains of Bohemia, Moravia, and other regions are perfect for biking
Easter Dishes
out of rangeThe Czech are proud of their tasty Easter traditions
Christmas Foods
out of rangeThe magic of Christmas wouldn't be complete without all these delicious treats which give the holiday a very special charm
