
Written by local experts Adriana & Matěj
Adriana and Matěj Halouskovi are travel bloggers behind the successful blog Czech the World.
Matěj was born in Prague and has lived here his entire life and Adriana moved here more than 10 years ago.
We have traveled to more than 60 countries, but if we could tell you what place we know the most, it is our city.
Prague in April is fresh, changeable, and full of spring colours. Expect mild days, cool nights, and occasional rain showers. This guide covers temperatures, packing tips, and seasonal highlights so you know exactly what to expect.
Is April a good time to visit Prague?
Yes – April is one of the best months for spring travel.
Pros:
- Warmer, more comfortable weather.
- Cherry blossoms and spring flowers in city parks.
- Longer days, perfect for sightseeing.
- Still fewer tourists compared to summer.
Cons:
- Weather can be unpredictable – sunny one day, rainy the next.
- Nights remain cool.
- Easter week can be crowded and more expensive.
Local’s tip: Don’t miss Prague’s Easter markets in Old Town Square and Wenceslas Square – they’re colourful, festive, and less busy than the Christmas ones.

Prague weather in April (Overview)
April is spring in full swing, though cool spells and showers are common.
| Weather Metric | Average Figure | Range |
| High Temperature | 15 °C / 59 °F | 10–20 °C (50–68 °F) |
| Low Temperature | 5 °C / 41 °F | 0–10 °C (32–50 °F) |
| Daily Sunshine | Approx. 5–6 hours | |
| Monthly Rainfall | 30–40 mm / 1.2–1.6 in | Showers & light rain |
| Rainy Days | 10–13 days | Short bursts, not all-day |
| Daylight | 13–14.5 hours | Sunrise ~6:00, sunset ~20:00 |

A Deep Dive into April Temperatures
April is transitional – early April still feels chilly, but by late April, it often feels like early summer.
Early April vs. Late April in Prague
- Early April: Highs around 10–13 °C (50–55 °F). Nights near freezing are still possible.
- Late April: Highs often reach 18–20 °C (64–68 °F). Nights stay milder, around 7–10 °C (45–50 °F).
Occasionally, warm spells push highs above 22 °C (72 °F), while cold snaps can briefly bring frost.

Sunshine, Rain, and Daylight Hours in April
Sunshine
Sunshine becomes much more prevalent in April, with an average of 5 to 6 hours per day. You are very likely to experience beautiful, bright spring days that are perfect for exploring the city’s outdoor attractions.
Rain
April is known for its showers. While it’s not the wettest month, precipitation is common, usually in the form of short, sudden downpours rather than day-long drizzle. These showers often pass quickly, leaving fresh, clean air in their wake. An umbrella is your best friend in April.
Daylight Hours
The days are wonderfully long, thanks to Daylight Saving Time being in full effect.
- Early April: Sunrise ~6:30 AM, sunset ~7:30 PM.
- Late April: Sunrise ~5:45 AM, sunset ~8:15 PM.

What to wear in Prague in April
Dress in layers – mornings and evenings are cool, but afternoons can be warm.
- Light jacket or spring coat
- Sweaters and long sleeves
- Scarf for chilly evenings
- Comfortable walking shoes (waterproof ideal)
- Umbrella or rain jacket
Local’s tip: By late April, locals enjoy sitting outside in beer gardens – pack a light jacket so you can join them.

Things to do in Prague in April
Spring makes outdoor sightseeing especially enjoyable.
- Start with reading: Things to do in Prague, Local’s Picks.
- Parks & gardens: Petřín Hill, Stromovka Park, and Vrtba Garden are in bloom.
- Easter markets: Traditional crafts, food, and decorated eggs in Old Town Square.
- Beer gardens: Letná Beer Garden and Riegrovy Sady start opening for the season.
- Day trips: Perfect weather for Kutná Hora or Karlštejn Castle.
Best Guided Tours in Prague (Our Picks):
- Essential for first-timers: Top Sights & Historic Center Introduction Tour
- Jewish Quarter: Jewish Quarter Walking Tour
- Hidden Gems: Hidden Gems Walking Tour with Local Guide
- Bike Tour: Complete City Bike Tour
- Food Tour: Guided Street-Food Stalls Walk (with tastings)
- Beer Tour: Prague Microbrewery Tour

Travel tips for April in Prague
- Plan for rain: Always carry a compact umbrella.
- Book early for Easter: Hotels fill up quickly during Easter week.
- Public transport: Efficient for getting around if the weather turns wet.
- Budget tip: Early April is cheaper than Easter or May.

FAQs: Weather in Prague in April
Is April a good time to visit Prague?
Yes, it is one of the most beautiful months to visit, thanks to the spring blossoms and festive Easter markets. However, be prepared for crowds and unpredictable weather.
How warm is Prague in April?
It is mildly warm but can be unpredictable. Expect pleasant afternoons but cool mornings and evenings.
Is Prague cold in April?
It’s mild but changeable – highs average 15 °C (59 °F), nights can still be chilly.
Does it rain in April?
Yes – expect 10–13 rainy days, usually short showers rather than heavy storms.
Can I see blossoms in April?
Yes, cherry trees and magnolias bloom beautifully by mid-to-late April.
What should I pack for Prague in April?
Layered clothing, light jacket, scarf, waterproof shoes, and an umbrella.
Practical Tips for Prague from Locals
Maps we have created for you:
We’ve created detailed maps featuring the best sights, hidden gems, recommended places to stay, itineraries, and more — all based on our own local experience. We hope they’ll help you plan an unforgettable trip to our beautiful hometown. Check our maps on this page.
How to save money on currency exchange:
We highly recommend getting a Revolut card — it’s one of the best travel debit cards out there. We’ve been using it for over 10 years and it has already saved us thousands of euros.
Where to stay in Prague (Our Picks):
| Option 1 | Option 2 | Option 3 | |
| City Center | Metropolitan | River View | Dancing House |
| Budget | Pension Akát | Czech Inn | AirBnb |
| Rooftop | Wenceslas Square | Metropolitan | Dancing House |
| Parks & Cafés | Hotel Orion | Anna Hotel | Libero Residence |
| Luxury | Grand Hotel Bohemia | Alchymist | KINGS COURT |
Best Guided Tours in Prague (Our Picks):
- Essential for first-timers: Top Sights & Historic Center Introduction Tour
- Jewish Quarter: Jewish Quarter Walking Tour
- Hidden Gems: Hidden Gems Walking Tour with Local Guide
- Bike Tour: Complete City Bike Tour
- Food Tour: Guided Street-Food Stalls Walk (with tastings)
- Beer Tour: Prague Microbrewery Tour