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Between late spring and early autumn, Prague's weather is one of the most inviting aspects of visiting the city. While the forecast might predict scorching temperatures over 30 degrees in the summer, there's plenty of shade to hide under in the city's numerous parks, and it seems more and more restaurants and clubs are installing air conditioning as a way to attract clients. However, the winter in Prague can still be quite harsh, but manageable if you pack the right clothes - warm hats, scarves, sweaters and thick gloves are a must if you plan on visiting the Castle or taking a long stroll through the city. Luckily, there's always a bar to duck into for some warm beer if the snow gets to be too much. |