Czech Republic is one of the most fabulous European countries, which is very popular with travelers from all over the world. The tourist season is open all year round, but there are some months during which the weather is not conducive to long walks along the most beautiful Czech streets. These include November - a rather cool and rainy month to travel to this country.
Weather in Czech Republic in November
November in the Czech Republic can be different. Daytime air temperature can vary from +7 to + 13 ° C, and at night drop a couple of degrees below zero. Sometimes quite warm and sunny days fall when the thermometer rises to 15 ° C. Of course, walking in such weather is much more pleasant.
Quite often in November it rains and a cold wind blows, and closer to the end of the month, fine snow may break. In late November, frosts are possible even during the day. However, year after year is not necessary, so before traveling to the Czech Republic this month, you should definitely familiarize yourself with the weather for the next week.
An umbrella or a jacket with a hood should become your constant companions for walks in Prague in November, as the weather can change in just an hour.
What to see in the Czech Republic in November
First of all, in the Czech Republic it is worth visiting the capital - Prague, which is beautiful and exciting in any weather. If there are sunny and relatively warm days in November, it is best to devote them to walks in the old part of the city. It is famous for its many old and very beautiful buildings and narrow streets with many cozy cafes and restaurants. And also visit the Prague Castle on the other side of the Vltava River, where the residence of the Czech kings used to be located, and today the president of the country.
Prague Castle is also famous for the St. Vitus Cathedral - an amazingly beautiful structure erected over 4 centuries.
In rainy and cold weather in Prague, you can visit various museums and exhibitions, of which there are quite a few. Or go to the Shadow Theater, located next to Wenceslas Square, where local actors perform mesmerizing performances based on the play of light and shadow. By the way, knowledge of a foreign language is not at all necessary to understand the plot line of the performance.
From Prague you can go on a tour of the Czech castles, located in the most beautiful places of this country and having a fascinating history of construction. On such an excursion, you can learn a lot of interesting things about the history of the Czech Republic and the aristocrats who lived there.
From Prague, you can also go to the small fairytale town of Cesky Krumlov, which is located a few hours away by bus. This town is famous for its fascinating legend, special charm and beautiful park. And on weekends, a fair is held on the main square of Krumlov, where you can buy local products and taste delicious Czech cuisine. So in November in the Czech Republic you can have a very exciting time, discover a lot of new and interesting things.
