What is Prague like in February?
Prague, the capital of Czech Republic is a favorite travel destination throughout the year. Each of the seasons has its special magic to the city and February is not an exception. This Blog Post shall provide you a general idea of what Prague is like in February.
Weather
In February, Prague can be quite cold and cold. The average temperature during the day is just around the freezing point, with the lows getting even lower. It is also advisable to pack warm clothing, and dress in layers to keep warm.
Snow is frequent in February, Pilsen is turning into a breathtaking winter wonderland. The snow-covered rooftops, the cobblestone streets and the architectural monuments constitute a fantastic scenic frame for discovering the town.
Things to Do
1. Visit Prague Castle
Regardless of the time of year Prague, Castle has to go. During February you can enjoy grounds of the castle complex with a much lesser crowds that flock there in the height of the tourist season. Enjoy the sights of historical landmarks and enjoy a free panoramic view of the city.
2. Stroll along Charles Bridge
Charles Bridge is one of the must-see landmarks of Prague. Strolling over the bridge in February is very relaxed, there are less tourists about than on the busy summer months. Marvel at the views of the Vltava River and glance at the baroque-looking statues on the bridge.
3. Enjoy Prague’s Cultural Scene
Prague is famous for its lively cultural scene, and indoors you can happily explore in February. Watch classical music concerts and ballet performances, theater performances at the principal Prague National Theatre or Municipal House. Start your evening with a cup of hot chocolate at a snug café before or after the show.
4. Explore Prague’s Old Town
To go to Old Town of Prague is like going back to the past. Walk down narrow cobblestone streets and view the outstanding architecture of buildings consisting of the Astronomical Clock and the Old Town Hall among others. Mingle up local stores to purchase traditional Czech souvenirs and find a warm him with a healthy, hearty Czech meal at a traditional Czech restaurant.
What to Pack
To visit Prague in February, you should prepare for a winter visit. Below is some suggestions to ponder.
- Warm winter coat
- Layered clothing (sweaters, long-sleeve shirts)
- Thermal socks and boots
- Scarves, gloves, and hats
- Umbrella or waterproof jacket
Having these will keep you comfortable on your city tour.
Conclusion
Visiting Prague in February is something special in its own winter wonderland. The city’s attractions are less crowded when thermal bunds have thawed, and the powdered landscape becomes all the more picturesque. With suitable attire and a sense of adventure, you can make unforgettable experiences in Prague in the chilly but magical month.
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