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Interesting facts about Prague

Prague is a city beautiful enough to rival any other. Full to the brim with history, culture, and beer, Prague is a winning destination for any traveller. Fly to Prague with Air Europa and enjoy amenities such as Wi-Fi, delicious meal options and the latest entertainment. Your Prague flights can be as enjoyable as your holiday when you choose to fly with us.

Things to Do in Prague

  • Charles Bridge – this beloved bridge was commissioned in 1357 and is lined with impressive Baroque statues. It’s particularly popular at sunset, but visit at sunrise for an equally stunning yet quieter view.
  • Old Town Square – the city centre of Prague is also one of the oldest parts of the city. Sit outside one of the cafes here with a delicious coffee and enjoy the architecture or wait to see the historic Astronomical Clock in action.
  • Prague Castle – this striking palace sits tall and proud above the city, looking like something out of a fairy-tale. Only a short walk from the city centre across the Vltava river, this castle complex is one of the largest in the world, and well worth a visit.
  • Brewery tours – take your pick out of the local breweries and go on a tour. End the day by sampling some of the amazing beers on offer.
  • Christmas markets – if you’re lucky enough to be in Prague over the festive period, you can enjoy one of the biggest and best Christmas markets in Europe. Try a bratwurst, sip a mulled wine and try your hand at ice skating.
  • Ghost walks – see a darker side of Prague by going on one of the many night-time ghost walks through the city’s cobblestone streets.
  • Vltava river dinner cruise – take in this gorgeous city by night from the water, with one of the many relaxed dinner cruises on offer.

The Weather in Prague

Summers in Prague are mild and rainy, so you’ll need to take some light layers and an umbrella. Winters can get very cold in Prague so pack your warmest clothes!

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Journey 3 steps itinerary

Enjoy the best of Prague in two days. Stroll through historic streets, visit famous landmarks, try authentic local cuisine, and take in the city's lively atmosphere during a brief yet unforgettable stay.

Charles Bridge and Historic Old Town Square
Prague Castle and Lesser Town Discovery

Immerse yourself in Prague's cultural legacy over three days. Visit world-class art galleries, enjoy outstanding theatre, explore fascinating museums, and experience the city's deep-rooted classical music tradition.

National Gallery & Modern Art Discovery
Evening of Classical Music or Opera
Czech Cubism & Franz Kafka Museum

Discover Prague's rich past with a four-day itinerary. Visit impressive castles, wander through medieval neighborhoods, explore the Jewish Quarter, and immerse yourself in centuries of tradition and architecture.

Prague Castle & Royal Landmarks
Historic Jewish Quarter & Synagogues
Vyšehrad Fortress & Local Legends

Forecast
Weather trends

Prague has a temperate continental climate with clearly defined seasons. Winters are generally cold and cloudy, while summers are warm with moderate rainfall. Spring and autumn are transitional seasons with changing temperatures and varied precipitation. Snow is frequent in winter, while rain is more common in spring and early summer. These seasonal differences add to the city's appeal and create beautiful scenery throughout the year.

Gastronomy Cuisine

Prague offers a food scene that elegantly combines traditional Czech cuisine with modern European influences. With locally sourced ingredients, slow-roasted meats, and the famous Czech dumplings, the city's gastronomy reflects a balanced mix of tradition and creativity. The growth of farm-to-table restaurants and inventive takes on comforting classics is clear, while pairing dishes with craft beer has become a favorite experience. Visitors can enjoy this vibrant culinary scene in both cozy rustic taverns and chic contemporary bistros.

  • Beef sirloin in cream sauce

    Beef sirloin in cream sauce

    Marinated beef sirloin served with a creamy vegetable sauce, bread dumplings, and cranberry compote.
  • Roast pork with dumplings and sauerkraut

    Roast pork with dumplings and sauerkraut

    Roast pork served with sauerkraut and bread dumplings, a cherished national dish with rich, savory flavors.
  • Chimney cake

    Chimney cake

    A popular sweet pastry made from rolled dough, grilled and coated with sugar and walnuts, often filled with ice cream.