What's The Weather Like in Prague in June?
As Prague, Czech Republic enters its summer season in June, with hot, sunny days and
Is June A Good Month To Visit Prague?
During this month, the average temperature for the city begins at 16°C, created by highs of 21°C during the daytime and lows of 11°C after dark.
June Sunshine Hours In Prague
During the month, Prague enjoys an average of ten hours of daily sunshine. which gives plenty of op opportunities to explore this exciting city.
How Much Does It Rain In Prague?
The average monthly precipitation for the city in June is 67mm, which falls over an average of 17 days.
Is Prague WIndy In June?
During June, typical wind speeds range between light air and moderate breezes.
Prague Hotels for June
Hotel UNIC Prague
Hotel UNIC Prague is a new four-star designer hotel, ideally situated in the centre of the historical part of Prague, within walking distance of attractions such as the Powder Tower, Jewish Quarter, the Old Town Square and the Palladium the largest shopping mall in the city. Here accommodation is provided in the form of 90 superior and deluxe rooms, as well as one-bedroom, two-bedroom and family suites. Each of the guestrooms comes with air conditioning, free WiFi access, flat-screen TV with 60 international channels and coffee/tea making facilities, whilst the suites also feature separate living areas.
Onsite dining options include a complimentary breakfast of cheese, ham, eggs, sausages, mushrooms, pastries, yogurts, cereal and fresh fruit served daily, restaurant Aliter which serves European dishes for dinner and the Lobby Bar which serves coffee, soft drinks, alcohol and snacks throughout the day and evening. Other onsite services and facilities include babysitting, in-room massages and parking.
Hotel Celement
Hotel Celement is also located in the historical centre of Prague, just steps away from the Palladium Shopping mall where you'll find an assortment of shops, supermarkets, cafes and bars, as well as the Vltava River, Old Town Square and Wenceslas Square which are teeming with historical attractions. Here guests can choose between standard and superior guestrooms, each of which comes with LCD TV with international channels, free WiFi access, and tea/coffee making facilities. The superior room is larger than the standard and comes with city or river views. Although, onsite amenities and services are limited to a private parking and bar which serves tea, coffee, soft drinks, alcohol and bar snacks, this is reflected in the cheap room rates.
Louren Hotel
For something slightly more out of the way, try Louren Hotel. Located in Vinohrady, this hotel is just 200m away from the nearest underground and tram stations which can get you to Old Town and the Palladium shopping centre in less than ten minutes. Although since the hotel is surrounded by shops, restaurants and bars, you might not even need to go that far! Accommodation is provided in the form of 27 double rooms, junior suites and family suites, each of which comes with air conditioning, free WiFi access and private bathroom with bath. Suites also offer a separate living area with sofa or arm chairs and coffee table.
Onsite services and facilities include complimentary daily breakfast buffet, nearby parking and a Lobby Bar which serves hot drinks, cold drinks and light snacks 24 hours-a-day.
Residence Monastery
When it comes to budget accommodation in Prague, Residence Monastery is a top choice. Situated in the city centre with superb views of Lesser Town, Old Town and Prague Castle; this four-star hotel is set inside the garden of Strahov Monastery which was founded in 1142.
The surprisingly affordable double rooms come complete with private bathroom with bath or shower, LCD satellite TV, free WiFi access, coffee/tea making facilities and free in-room safe. Within the hotel you'll find bike rental service, complimentary hot breakfast buffet and parking. Although the onsite services and facilities are limited, bus and tram stations are within easy walking distance and will allow you to explore all the museums, art galleries, shops, bars and restaurants of the city.
Bars and Restaurants
Tricafe
For a delicious cup of coffee, you can't beat Tricafe. Open Monday to Saturday 9am-6pm and on Sundays 10am-6pm, this café serves up a wide selection of international coffees of various strengths, Italian classics such as espresso, latte machiato and cappuccino teas, homemade cakes and pastries. The café is decorated with comfy arm chairs, small tables and a blackboard with all the different types of coffee available. Although the café's small size makes it difficult to get a seat during busy times, it adds to the café's homely and intimate ambiance.
Tempo Allegro
If you're in the mood for Italian cuisine, pop into Tempo Allegro. This establishment on Karoliny Street is a combination of Italian bistro, wine bar and café, with a wide variety of coffees, homemade quiches, pies, cakes, gelatos and sorbets served up daily. More than 12 different varieties of wine and prosecco are available to order by the glass, all of which have been carefully chosen to pair with the Italian cheeses, hams, salamis and antipasti dishes prepared onsite. Premium virgin olive oils, savoury spreads, pasta sauces and balsamic vinegars are also available to purchase.
Sansho
On the other hand, if you fancy Asian food, make a reservation at Sansho. Open Tuesday to Friday 11.30am-11.30pm and on Saturdays 6pm-11.30pm, this small restaurant specialises in fusion cuisine which blends traditional Asian dishes and cooking methods with locally-sourced Czech ingredients. Whilst an a la carte menu is available, the most popular choice is the tasting menu which allows you to try a selection of almost all the dishes the restaurant offers, such as soft-shell crab sliders, beef rending curry and star fruit salad.
Things to do in Prague in June
The Charles Bridge
The Charles Bridge is a must-see during your holiday in Prague. Built of stone and designed in a gothic style, this bridge connects the Old Town with the Lesser Town in Prague. It was commissioned by Charles IV in 1357 and built under the eye of architect Petr Parlé who was also behind the St Vitus Cathedral and the Prague Castle. Whilst the city views from the bridge are fantastic, at either end of the bridge is a tall tower which you can climb for even better views of the city. An interesting aspect of the bridge is its collection of baroque statues (most of which are copies today) that were placed along it in the 17th century. The most popular statue is the one of St John of Nepomuk a Czech saint who was thrown into the river from the bridge.
Truhlar Marionety
For the chance to learn a unique skill, sign up for a workshop at Truhlar Marionety. Based in Vinohrady, this company offers puppet workshop courses for groups of up to 13 people in English. Courses last for 3-4 hours and are open to everyone aged six and over, making it a great family day out if the weather takes a turn for the worst. When you begin, you'll choose from 20 different types of puppets, or you can create your own totally unique one if you like. Since most of the parts are already pre-made, you don't need any specialist knowledge to do the workshop. When you're finished, you'll have your very own handmade puppet to take home with you. If you're not interested in making puppets, you can sign up for a specialist one-to-one wood carving workshop instead.
AquaPalace
If you're holidaying in Prague as a family, make sure you spend a day at AquaPalace. This indoor-outdoor water park is made up of adventure, relaxation and kids' zones, so everyone can have a great time. The adventure section offers water slides, lazy river, swimming pool, scuba diving and wave pool. The relaxation zone offers a swimming pool, whirlpools, lazy river, Finnish sauna, Russian sauna, Roman spa, sauna bar, chocolate massages and lava rock massages. The kids' zone is full of mini water slides and water playareas full of hidden areas to explore. There is also a fitness centre onsite with state-of-the-art equipment and exercise classes.
Dikova Sarka
Dikova Sarka is a great place to admire Prague's natural beauty. Located just 30 minutes away from Wenceslas Square, this park features creeks, mini waterfalls, naturally-eroded rocks, a small canyon and a wide variety of native plants, trees and flowers. In the middle of the park you'll find the Dzban Lake where you can enjoy a refreshing swim if the weather is warm enough. You can practise all sorts of sports here, from hiking and cycling to rollerblading and jogging, or take it easy and just have a wander. Before you leave, make sure you stop at one of the many traditional Czech cafes in the park which serve local beer and sausages on terraces with panoramic views.
