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Things to do in Prague in July

Praguers hate direct proportions – the higher the temperature, the lower number of pieces of clothes! And that’s one of the reasons to love Prague! Most beautiful girls and boys in central Europe sporadically dressed, rocking Prague streets. Who would say no to that? But besides people-watching, there is plenty of other things to do in Prague in July!

Relax on the Prague beach

Enjoy Hawaii in the center of Prague and sip your drinks on the warm sand. The best view of Vysehrad Castle is a free bonus! In case you are too thirsty, you can check out the nearby Staropramen brewery where they are running the iconic beer emergency!

Visit the ³Õ²âÅ¡±ð³ó°ù²¹»å Castle

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³Õ²âÅ¡±ð³ó°ù²¹»å is the other castle of Prague. You can see its black towers from many places around the city. Although it is not as famous as Prague Castle, which ends up being an advantage since it is not as close from the city centre.

This castle is bounded by walls. Inside these walls, you will find lots of green areas, parks and gardens that will be perfect for a summer walk! If you’re lucky, you might even visit the castle on the day the saxophone quintet plays for the visitors.

Plus, since it is a considerably open and high place, it is very windy. So, it is the perfect place to visit during the month of July on warm days! Not that you shouldn’t visit it during cooler seasons, but summer is indeed the perfect time to visit it, because the wind comes from all directions!

While in ³Õ²âÅ¡±ð³ó°ù²¹»å, don’t forget to visit the cemetery. Even if you don’t particularly enjoy visiting this kind of place, it is definitely worth it! Many Czech artists are buried there, like Alfons Mucha and Jan Neruda.

Relax during Bohemia Jazz Fest

The famous Old Town Square turns into a concert venue from July, 8th to the 9th. All concerts are for free, the only thing you need to do is just to jam in the rhythm of jazz or watch the show from the nearby hotel terrace. And where is the terrace? Ask your guides during the Old Town Tour with Discover Walks.

Relax in a folklore way

Prague is hosting the popular Folklore Festival from July, 18th until the 21st. This event happens at various stages on the Wenceslas Square as well as the Old Town Square. It is the the biggest folk dance and music event in Central Europe. Don’t miss out the unique chance to see how much fun folklore dancing could be!

Relax with the monks and their beer

Prague progressive monks can produce a special beer which is only available at their monastery in Strahov. Pump yourself with blessed energy and run across the hill towards the nearby Prague castle.

Relax by the Charles Bridge

Enjoy the tourist-free zone right by the Charles Bridge either on a boat or comfortably in the park! Bring your blanket, get some delicatessen and bring a can of fresh beer – it’s allowed!

Go up the Petrin Tower

In the Petrin Park, you will find its tower which has about 300 steps and an elevator! Don’t hesitate to go up and enjoy an amazing view over the city. You will be able to see most of the city from up there!

While in Petrin, take the time to walk the area, its beautiful gardens and enjoy the tranquility! It is not an excessively touristy place of the city, you will be able to enjoy a quiet moment on a summer day!

Visit the Jewish neighborhood

While in Prague during the month of July, explore Josefov, which is the Jewish neighborhood of the city. It is an unmissable walk for those of you that want to learn a little more about the history of Prague Jews. In this area, you will find many synagogues and a Jewish cemetery which is thought to be the oldest one in the world!

Cross the tiniest street of the world

In Prague, there is one street that is so narrow, the narrowest ever, that only one person can cross at a time! You will have to obey the signal, and only cross when the green figures shows.

The history of this street is very interesting. It was built during the sixteenth century as a Fire Corridor when the city had to face a fire that damaged more than sixty houses! This kind of corridors were built to serve as a direct access to the Vltava river, therefore to the water!

On top of all above listed things to do in Prague in July, you can support your soccer teams in almost every pub in Prague! So let’s do it! And don’t forget to pack your sun cream, this trip is going to be hot! I hope you’ve enjoyed my suggestions of some of the best things to do in Prague in July. I also hope to see you joining our tours, because we are always so glad to walk the city with visitors, share our knowledge, show the best places of the city and its hidden gems! I truly think it is the best way to experience the city of Prague!