What to do in Prague in August
The month of August is a popular time to visit Prague, Pleasant and warm weather makes it perfect to explore the city. The temperature averages to around 19ºC (66ºF), with an average high of 23ºC (73ºF) and an average low of 12ºC (53ºF). Prague weather in August makes the outdoor activities even more exciting. While planning your Prague trip, carry light clothing considering the summer, and also carry a jacket or cardigan, and an umbrella, for an unexpected chill or rain.
There are many exciting events taking place in Prague in August. Look out for the annual Prague’s Festival of Italian Operas (previously the Verdi Festival). This event celebrates the life and the works of famous composer Verdi and is devoted to the 19th-century Italian opera. The lavish neo-rococo setting of Prague State Opera is perfect for the opera and ballet performances.
A vacation is complete with a food extravaganza, ‘Taste of the World’, an event where you can sample cuisine (wine and beer included) from 25 international restaurants and wineries, from over 5 continents at Pisecká Brána situated next to the Prague Castle.
There are many exciting events taking place in Prague in August. Look out for the annual Prague’s Festival of Italian Operas (previously the Verdi Festival). This event celebrates the life and the works of famous composer Verdi and is devoted to the 19th-century Italian opera. The lavish neo-rococo setting of Prague State Opera is perfect for the opera and ballet performances.
Next lookout for the celebrated performances of Don Giovanni, Opera Mozart inclusive of the twentieth season of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s opera at the Estates Theatre. If you love physical theatre, humour, and acrobatics, then Letní Letná, the international festival of the new circus and theatre is just for you. Be a part of the Prague International Organ Festival which is held in Trutnov.
A vacation is complete with a food extravaganza, ‘Taste of the World’, an event where you can sample cuisine (wine and beer included) from 25 international restaurants and wineries, from over 5 continents at Pisecká Brána situated next to the Prague Castle.
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