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Home » Things to do in Prague in September

01/09/2021 ·

Things to do in Prague in September

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Is September a good month to visit Prague?

I would say, most definitely! The weather is much cooler than in July or August, but it’s still warm enough to walk around in shorts and T-shirts most of the time. The children are back at school (Czech school starts on the 1 September) and most people are back at work after their summer holiday.

All attractions, museums and castles are still open most weekdays and weekends (some close for the winter at the beginning/middle of October).

Prague is generally a lot quieter and it’s much easier to escape the crowds and not as cold as if you were to visit Prague in October.

What’s the September weather like?

Most years, Prague and Czech republic would have warm autumn, something we also call an ‘Indian Summer’. The temperatures could be as hot as 25C in the shade and much warmer on the direct sun.

You might also get the odd shower and storm, much like in the summer.

Early mornings and late nights are starting to get very cold, so bring an extra layer.

What to pack for your visit

Apart from the general packing advice make sure that you have warmer shoes and second layer (light or mid light jacket). I also pack short sleeve T-shirt as sometimes during the day can get hot.

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Important dates

28 September – St.Wenceslas Day

St. Wenceslas was a Bohemian Duke in the 1st century. He was very kind and popular amongst his people, but his younger brother killed him before he could become a king. After his death, Wenceslas was given the status of a saint and there are many legends, stories and songs sung about him including this English Christmas Carol.

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I'm Magdalena, a Czech native, who has spent far too much time abroad and now is making up for lost time. Join me on my journey to re-discover Prague and let me be your guide in this beautiful city. Read More…

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