April in Prague means cherry blossoms on Petřín Hill and mild temperatures from 5°C to 15°C (41–59°F). Sunrise is at 6:10, and daylight stretches to 20:00. Easter markets continue through mid-month, and Witch Burning Night (Čarodějnice) on April 30 brings bonfires to city parks. The Composers Summit and Prague Coffee Festival add cultural depth. Rain showers are common, so pack a jacket. The city feels fresh and photogenic, with manageable crowds and outdoor cafés reopening. It’s a prime month for walking tours and park picnics.
Pro tips for visiting Prague in April
• Head to Petřín Hill in late April for cherry blossoms—this is the most photogenic time for city views and spring flowers. • Book a table at outdoor cafés early in the month as they reopen—prime spots fill quickly on sunny days. • Go early to Easter markets at Old Town Square and Namesti Miru for decorated eggs and local crafts before crowds peak. • Reserve tickets for the Composers Summit at Municipal House for unique concerts and masterclasses. • Avoid city parks on April 30 if you dislike crowds—Walpurgis Night bonfires draw large gatherings. • Choose accommodation in Malá Strana or Vinohrady for easy access to parks and quieter evenings. • Pack a rain jacket and umbrella—April showers are frequent but usually brief. • Book Prague Coffee Festival workshops in advance, as spots are limited and popular with locals.
What to eat in Prague in April: Seasonal delicacies
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Pražská šunka (Prague ham)
April Easter markets spotlight pražská šunka, lightly smoked ham served hot; eat early, add mustard and bread.
Czechia’s biggest annual funfair runs at Výstaviště in Holešovice, with 100+ rides and food stalls. Weekends draw families, so go on weekdays for shorter lines.
Good Friday to Easter Monday is a national holiday stretch in Prague, with services, festive meals, and the pomlázka willow tradition. Expect some limited hours, plan key sights earlier.
Six-day film, TV, and game music summit in Prague, with Hollywood composers, live orchestral concerts, and masterclasses. Book sessions early, venues have capped seating.
