Prague in autumn literally shines with colors and offers countless wonderful experiences. If you're staying with us at the Old Royal Post Residence, you're in luck, as you're located right in the heart of Mala Strana, on the peaceful Maltezske namesti. From here, all the main sights and charming corners of the historical center are within easy reach. Whether you're craving a stroll along the river or looking for traditional autumn dishes and warm drinks, Prague has something for everyone.
Autumn in Prague is also famous for its delicious street food. At every corner, you can savor traditional specialties that not only warm you up but also give you a taste of the city's rich culinary history. Don’t miss the chance to try roasted chestnuts, trdelnik, or mulled wine, which are an integral part of the autumn season. And if you prefer something cooler, Prague's pubs will refresh you with a perfectly chilled beer.
So, what are the must-dos in Prague during autumn? Here are our 10 tips for what to do during your autumn stay:
Walk in Petrinske sady: Just a short distance from Mala Strana, Petrin Hill stands tall, boasting vibrant autumn colors. Take a walk among the blooming trees and enjoy the view from Petrinska rozhledna, where you’ll have the entire city at your fingertips.
Autumn stroll on Kampa: From our residence, you're just a stone's throw away from Kampa. Kampa and its park offer a beautiful autumn atmosphere. Stroll along Certovka, enjoy the view of Charles Bridge, and stop by the famous Lennon Wall.
Explore Prague Castle: In autumn, Prague Castle is even more magical than usual. With fewer tourists and a serene autumn atmosphere, this tour will be an unforgettable experience. Also, visit the adjacent gardens, which glow with vibrant autumn shades.
Tour of Old Town Sqare: "Staromestske namesti" is always one of the most popular destinations. In autumn, it has a pleasant atmosphere without the crowds of tourists. Take a look at the Astronomical Clock or enjoy a coffee on one of the terraces and watch as the city dresses in autumn colors.
Culture in the National Gallery or museums: Prague offers a range of excellent exhibitions in the National Gallery and National Museum. But there are many galleries in Prague, you just have to choose.
Sightseeing cruise on the Vltava: What would a visit to Prague be without a cruise on the Vltava? In autumn, the cruise is even more picturesque as the trees along the banks shine in various shades of yellow and red. Some cruises also offer lunch or dinner, so you can enjoy not only the views but also a good meal.
Walk in Stromovka: If you want to spend a quiet afternoon surrounded by greenery, head to Stromovka. This vast park offers countless paths, ponds, and corners that are especially charming in autumn.
Visit the botanical garden in Troja: Autumn is an ideal time to visit the botanical garden in Troja, where you can admire the vibrant autumn colors. The Japanese Garden is particularly impressive at this time and offers a peaceful escape from the city's hustle and bustle.
Prague is also a city full of culture. From theater performances and concerts to various exhibitions, the autumn season is rich in cultural events. If you're looking for specific tips on what's currently happening and don't speak Czech, you can visit some the websites, which offer a great overview of events in Prague and tickets for cultural activities in English.
Whether you're drawn to history, nature, or cultural experiences – autumn in Prague offers something for everyone. And with the Old Royal Post Residence as your base, you'll have all these treasures within arm’s reach.