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Prague in September

May's rival for the best month: warm, golden, and with the summer crowd gone after the first week.

Crowds: BusyPrices: High

The figures

Avg high
20°C
Avg low
11.1°C
Sunshine
257 h
Rain
60 mm
Wet days
9 days

Thirty-year averages, 1995–2024, computed from daily observations. Source: Open-Meteo Historical Weather API (ERA5)

September keeps the summer's warmth and loses most of its crowd once the schools go back. The light turns golden over the Castle in the late afternoon, the beer gardens are still open, and walking all day becomes a pleasure again.

It is also harvest season. Burčák — cloudy, barely fermented young wine — is sold in plastic bottles from street stands for a few weeks, and the vineyard at Grébovka in Vinohrady holds its own harvest celebration. The Dvořák Prague festival fills the Rudolfinum.

28 September, St. Wenceslas Day, is a public holiday. Prices stay high because conference season begins, so book the good hotels in advance.

What to know

What is on this month

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Where to stay

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Questions about this month

What is the weather like in Prague in September?

The average daily high is 20°C and the average low 11.1°C, with around 60 mm of rain across 9 days and 257 hours of sunshine. These are averages of 30 years of daily observations (1995–2024).

Is September a good time to visit Prague?

May's rival for the best month: warm, golden, and with the summer crowd gone after the first week.

How busy is Prague in September?

Busy by the standards of the Prague year, and prices are high. The table on the weather page compares all twelve months side by side.

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