Prague

Prague in a nutshell: what to expect year-round

Prague draws most interest for its historical sites, guided tours and river cruises, with attraction passes and shows also popular. Demand rises and falls through the year, peaking in midsummer and dipping sharply in late winter, so the city alternates between busy, atmospheric months and much quieter stretches.

Best time to visit and how prices move

Klook booking data show demand peaks in July and reaches a low in February. Prices follow a mixed pattern: some of the lowest median prices on Klook tended to appear around September, while a sharp jump appears in January in the price series. For travellers seeking lower prices and smaller crowds, September and the late-winter trough months offer calmer conditions; if you want full summer atmosphere, aim for July when demand is highest. Note that prices and demand do not always move together here — the priciest month in the price data is separate from the busiest month, so check both crowd and price signals when planning.

Tips for travellers from Hong Kong

Most visitors from Hong Kong book activities around five days ahead on average, with some planning much earlier and last-minute options still possible about a day before. If you plan to travel during July’s peak, lock in popular historical tours and river cruises sooner rather than later; for trips in quieter months you can be more flexible and still find good options on Klook.