June is a border month - not yet school holidays, but the full season in many places in the Czech Republic. In 2025, Corpus Christi falls on Thursday, June 19 , which means a real chance for a four -day vacation on just one day of vacation at work. And although in the Czech Republic it is an ordinary business day , for Polish tourists the possibility of visiting without crowds, without queues and with access to the full tourist offer.
In this guide you will find precise information about where to go in June, which attractions already work, how to avoid crowded places and how much it all costs . We also collected data on temperatures, cultural events and availability of accommodation - all valid for 2025.
If you are looking for facts, not generalities , this publication is for you. And if you want to look more widely at the whole summer season in the Czech Republic, see our comprehensive guide:
➡️ Holidays in the Czech Republic 2025 - where to go, what to see and how much it costs
Why should you go to the Czech Republic in June 2025?
June is one of the most rational months for a trip to the Czech Republic - both in terms of weather and costs and availability of attractions. Unlike July and August, there is no peak of the season in June, and most tourist facilities are already working full. In 2025, an additional advantage is a long weekend in the Corpus Christi area, which falls on June 19 (Thursday).
Tourist season and weather in June
In the Czech Republic, June opens the summer season. Average temperatures in Prague this month range from 14 ° C in the morning to 24 ° C during the day . It is time with the largest number of sunny hours in the first half of the year - on average 8 hours a day. Precipitation is moderate, and in the southern regions of the country you can count on the first hot days.
Touristing is a transitional period - schools finish the school year only at the end of the month, which is why many Czechs postpone their holidays in July. As a result, places such as Český Krumlov, Kutná Hora or Karlova Wara are more accessible and less crowded than at the top of the season.
Prices and availability of attractions
In June 2025, prices in Czech tourism remain at the pre -season level. The average cost of accommodation in a three -star hotel in Prague is about PLN 360-420 per night , while in July these prices increase by an average of 15-20%. Tickets to the most important museums and historical facilities are not yet covered by high seasonal demand, which means greater availability and shorter queues.
Most seasonal attractions - castles, thematic parks, botanical gardens - have been operating since mid -June. This means that between 15 and 30 June you can use the full offer, while avoiding crowds and peak prices.
- Weather: 22–25 ° C, moderate rainfall, long day (up to 16 hours of light)
- Prices: lower than in July, many First Minute and Mid Season offers
- Availability: less tourists, a larger selection of accommodation and attractions without queues
Corpus Christi 2025 in the Czech Republic - is it a day off?
In 2025, Corpus Christi falls on Thursday, June 19 . For Poles, this means a potential long weekend , but in the Czech Republic this day has no Christmas status. This is an ordinary business day - schools, offices, shops and companies are open. It is worth knowing the differences to better plan your journey and avoid surprises.
Is Corpus Christi a state holiday in the Czech Republic?
Corpus Christi (Czech "Slavnost Těla a Krve Páně") is not on the list of days off in work in the Czech Republic. There are 13 holiday days a year, and none of them fall in June. Unlike Poland, the Czech Republic is a country with a strong secular tradition, which is reflected in the calendar of state holidays.
In June 2025, there is no public free day in the Czech Republic.
What is open in the Czech Republic in Corpus Christi?
On June 19, 2025, a standard business day is in force in the Czech Republic. This means that all tourist attractions, restaurants, public transport, shopping centers and cultural institutions operate without restrictions. In addition, thanks to the smaller influx of local tourists, the availability of accommodation and lack of crowds at popular points can be an advantage for visitors from Poland.
It is worth remembering, however, that in border regions (e.g. Jesioniki, Šumava, Moravia South Moravia), traffic may increase due to increased arrivals from Poland around this weekend.
| Date | Holiday | Poland | The czech republic |
|---|---|---|---|
| 19.06.2025 | Corpus Christi | Day off | Business day |
| 05.07.2025 | St. Cyril and Methodius | Uncomfortable | Day off |
Idea for a long weekend in June 2025 - Czech Republic for 3-4 days
In 2025, the long weekend on the occasion of Corpus Christi falls on June 19–22 (Thursday -Sunday). This is one of the last occasions before the holiday season for a few days trip without crowds and high prices. The Czech Republic offers a wide selection of directions at this time, both for history lovers as well as nature or gastronomy.
The best places for a short vacation
In June, it is worth avoiding overpopulated routes and focus on locations that can be visited without rush in 3-4 days. Well connected to the Polish city include Olomouc - a baroque alternative to Prague, Czech Krumlow - inscribed on the UNESCO or Pardubice - with a Renaissance castle and extensive bicycle infrastructure.
Karlovy Wara and Teplice are also working for a longer weekend , where you can combine sightseeing with relaxation.
How to plan 3 days of sightseeing?
It is best to avoid travel longer than 4-5 hours from Poland. By choosing one region, you gain time for local attractions and walks. When planning a journey, it is worth booking tickets to museums or to explore castles in advance - many objects have a limited number of entries per day.
When traveling by car, it is worth verifying current information about vignettes-the Czech e-invasion for 10 days in 2025 costs 310 CZK (approx. 55 PLN) . Public transport works regularly - also on June 19 and 20.
- Olomouc: baroque old town, fountains, underground fortifications
- Czech Krumlow: Historic castle, castle garden, rotary theater
- Pardubice: Castle, Racing Track, museums, bicycle paths
- Karlovy wara: colonnades, healing waters, viewing routes
- Teplice: Termy, Neoclassical villas, Zdrojowy Park
More ideas for short trips can be found here:
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What attractions are open in June?
Most seasonal tourist attractions in the Czech Republic run full functioning since mid -June. In 2025, Saturday, June 14 - from that moment amusement parks, summer castle exhibitions, mountain queues and palace gardens are open. Already at the beginning of the month museums, UNESCO facilities and the most important castles are available.
Castles, gardens and museums open in June
National castles managed by the Czech National Institute of Monuments (NPú) are open from April 1 to October 31 , but some of them go to the "full offer" mode only from June. Example: The Hluboká Castle on Vltavou offers in June all sightseeing routes, including summer apartments and a tower. The Karlštejn castle is available daily except Mondays (entrances with a guide every 30 minutes). The baroque gardens at the Kroměříž castle open in the 2nd week of June.
National museums and galleries operate all year - in June they are less covered than in July and August.
Water parks and family attractions
The season in amusement parks usually starts on the second weekend of June . In 2025, most of them start with a full offer between June 14 and 16 . For example, the largest Mirakulum amusement park in the country (Milovice) operates from Tuesday to Sunday, and in June it also launches the water section. Aquapalace Praha operates all year, but in June increases the availability of external zones and seasonal attractions.
Noteworthy are also smaller parks, such as Permonium (Oslavany), which combines educational attractions with physical outdoor activity - perfect for June days.
| Attraction | Type | Opening in June 2025 |
|---|---|---|
| Karlštejn Castle | Lock | Open from June 1, every day except Mondays |
| Hluboká nad vltavou | Castle with gardens | Full offer from June 15 |
| Mirakulum (Milovice) | Amusement park | Full season start on June 14 |
| Aquapalace Praha | Aquapark | Open all year, open external zones from June |
More family suggestions can be found here:
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Is it worth going to the water in June?
June is the beginning of the bathing season in the Czech Republic. popular recreational lakes and thermal complexes have been operating from the first week of June Water temperatures in larger tanks reach an average of 19–21 ° C , and the air - 23-25 ° C, which is enough for comfortable rest without crowds and noise.
The best lakes and bathing beaches open in June
In the Vysočina region, it is worth paying attention to the Dalešice Lagoon - with well -developed beaches and equipment rentals. Lake Lipno (Lipno nad Vltavou), the largest artificial reservoir in the Czech Republic, has been operating since the beginning of June - with bathing, bicycle routes and marina. The Lhota swimming pool (about 30 km from Prague) usually opens on the first weekend of June and offers a guarded beach, a pine forest and a parking lot at the entrance.
Thermal pools and aquaparies
For those who prefer hot water regardless of the weather, thermal pools and aquaparies operating throughout the year are the perfect choice. The thermal complex in Velké Losina (Moravia) in June offers access to external pools with water at 32–34 ° C. Similarly, Thermal Park Bešeňová (though already on the Slovak side) operates in June in June.
Aquaparies, such as Aquapalace Praha or Aqualand Moravia, increase the availability of external zones and seasonal attractions from the second week of June. This is an alternative to lakes - with a guarantee of temperature and purity.
| Object | Type | Openly | Introduction price (2025) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lake Lipno | Recreation tank | From June 1 | Free admission |
| Lhota swimming pool | Natural swimming pool | From June 7 | 100 CZK (approx. 18 PLN) |
| Velké Losiny | Thermal pools | All year round | 290 CZK (approx. 53 PLN) |
| Aqualand Moravia | Aquapark | Summer season from June 14 | 499 CZK (approx. 91 PLN) |
See more water places for the summer:
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June in the bosom of nature - mountains, parks, caves
June is the best time to explore Czech nature: flowering meadows, empty trails and full availability of mountain trails and caves. Temperatures from 18 to 25 ° C and long days (up to 16 hours of light) allow all -day wandering without the risk of heat or return. The season on most tourist routes starts officially from June 1 .
Where to go to active rest?
Among the most recommended regions in June 2025 there are Szumawa (Böhmerwald) - with a network of bicycle and pedestrians (over 500 km of trails), the Orlickie Mountains - with scenic routes along the border and viewing towers, and the Czech middle power - dominated by volcanic hills and medieval ruins of castles.
The Czech Raj (Český Ráj) , with rock formations, thematic routes and marked photographic points, is also particularly suitable for active rest in June. In June you do not need to book or buy tickets - availability is full.
The best places for hiking
For pedestrians, routes with viewpoints and landscape variability are the best. The route from Hřensk to the Pravčicka Gate (Czech Park Czech Switzerland) takes about 3.5 hours and allows you to bypass the most popular points without piston - in June tourist traffic is 40-60% lower than in vacation.
Caves in the Czech Republic (managed by Česká Správa Jeskyní) are available from April, but in June they offer the highest availability of sightseeing hours. Punkva cave (Morawski Kras) operates in June every day in June and offers a river underground rafting with a guide - entrances every 20 minutes.
- Český Ráj: rock formations, viewpoints, thematic trails
- Szumawa: bicycle and pedestrian routes, Lake Plešné, Mrtvý Luh swamps
- Czech Switzerland: Pravčická gate, gorges, rock cities
- Morawski Kras: Punkva cave, stepmother, educational routes
- Orlickie Mountains: observation towers, panoramic border routes
See a full guide to nature in the Czech Republic:
➡️ Czech Republic in the bosom of nature - mountains, caves and national parks 2025
Where not to go - places with crowds in June
June is sometimes presented as calmer than July or August, but in practice some places in the Czech Republic have been working at full speed since the beginning of the month. This mainly applies to locations easily available from Poland and Germany and facilities inscribed on the UNESCO list. The average number of visitors to Prague in June exceeds 620 thousand. Tourists per month (data from ČSú 2023) - it's only 18% less than in the peak of the season.
Popular but crowded locations
Places that are worth letting go on a long June weekend include:
Prague -in particular the area of the Karol and Hradczan bridge (from 10:00 to 18:00 practically impassable for pedestrians),
Český Krumlov -a small old town with one walking route, where the average attendance in June exceeds 10,000 people a day,
Adršpašsko-Tylicki rocks -popular A place where on Saturdays and Sundays in June is input and the need to book online.
A similar situation applies to the rocky city of Hruboskalsko and the caves of the Moravian kras - where queues to enter Saturday mornings start before the opening of the cash register (i.e. before 9:00).
Alternatives for peaceful rest
If you care about silence, it is worth choosing less obvious directions. Instead of Prague - Olomouc or Lytomyś. Instead of Česki Krumlov - Telč or Třeboň. Instead of Adršpach - Boumovské Stěny (much wider area, without admission tickets).
It is also worth considering rest in the regions of Vysočina and southern Moravia - where June means flourishing nature and very low tourist attendance outside of weekends.
- Płoczno: Prague (Karol Bridge, Castle), Český Krumlov, Adršpach
- Relax: Olomouc, Telč, Boumovské Stěny, Vysočina, Třeboň
An idea for a cheap June trip to the Czech Republic
June 2025 is a month in which you can organize a full -fledged trip to the Czech Republic below 1000 PLN per person in 4 days . In addition to the holiday season, the prices of accommodation are 15-30% lower compared to July, and many attractions offer free admission or discounts on business days. The long weekend on the occasion of Corpus Christi (19-22 June) is the only exception - prices are rising by about 10-20%, but only with last minute reservations.
How to organize a budget trip?
The cheapest form of transport from Poland are rail and bus connections. The Katowice -Ostrava relationship ticket in June 2025 costs from PLN 39 (Regiojet) , and to Prague from Krakow - from PLN 69 (Flixbus, Leo Express). Accommodation in smaller cities and agritourism can be found from PLN 120 for a double room .
Instead of hotels, it is worth using websites such as czechy.pl, mapy.cz with private offers, where prices are up to 40% lower than at booking.com.
Free attractions in the Czech Republic
In June, many places are available without fees:
in Prague - Wallenstein Gardens, Petřín Hill and a change of guard in Hradczany;
in Brno - Fortress Špilberk (from the outside), Lužánky Park and some street festivals;
in Moravia - vineyards open to free tasting (with earlier reservation), educational paths and open bicycle routes (e.g. Greenways Morava).
In addition, in June many cities organize the so -called "Open days" - e.g. locks provide some routes without tickets on designated days of the week (e.g. Tuesdays or Wednesdays).
| Element | Average price (2025) | Cheap alternatives |
|---|---|---|
| Overnight 2 people / night | PLN 160–220 | Hosteles / Agroturystyka: from PLN 120 |
| Lunch in a restaurant | PLN 45-60 | Menu of Dnia / Bistra: PLN 25-30 |
| Ticket to attractions (castle, museum) | PLN 30-70 | Free days / group discounts |
| Public transport (24h) | PLN 15-18 | Czech Tourist Card |
More saving strategies can be found here:
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Czech Republic by car in June - routes and tips
Traveling by car to the Czech Republic in June 2025 is not only a convenient option, but also a strategically beneficial - lower border traffic than in holidays , parking lot availability and lower risk of traffic jams on the main routes. The long weekend of June 19–22 (Corpus Christi) will be the only exception - especially in the southern and border directions.
The best routes for a long weekend
From the south of Poland to the Czech Republic, three crossings are most often chosen:
Cieszyn-??? Český Těšín (road No. 1/E75) ,
Zgorzelec-Hrádek over Nisou (road E40)
and Náchod-Kudowa-Zdrój (road 33) .
These routes lead in the direction of Ostrava, Liberc and Hradec Králové - all well -maintained and free of fees on border sections.
For people going deep into the country:
→ to Prague it is worth going through A1 (Katowice) and D1 - travel time about 4h 45 min from Krakow;
→ to Brno-via A1 and D2 (Cieszyn-Břeclav) -3h 50 min from Bielsko-Biała .
Practical tips for drivers
In the Czech Republic, vignettes for vehicles up to 3.5 tonnes on fast roads and highways apply. From 2021 there is only an electronic system - purchase possible online (edalnice.cz) or at gas stations. Prices for 2025:
→ 10-day vignette-310 CZK (approx. 55 PLN)
→ 30-day vignette-440 CZK (approx. 78 PLN)
Parking in cities: zones marked with blue lines are reserved for residents. Orange and green areas are planned for tourists - with a fee via the MPLA or automatic application. In Prague, the fee is between 30 and 60 CZK per hour .
- Krakow - Prague: 540 km / 4h 45 min / by A1 + D1
- Katowice - Brno: 270 km / 3h 15 min / through Cieszyn + D2
- Wrocław - Hradec Králové: 210 km / 2h 50 min / via Nachod
- Rzeszów - Ostrava: 270 km / 3h 40 min / by Gorzyczki
A detailed road guide can be found here:
➡️ Czech Republic by car 2025 - the most interesting routes and practical tips
What to eat in June in the Czech Republic?
June is a time when Czech cuisine gains lightness - seasonal products go to the cards of dishes, and beer is drunk mainly in the open air. The summer menu in restaurants usually appears from June 1-2 and contains dishes made of young vegetables, grilled meats and cool vegetable soups. During this period, many premises also launch beer gardens and terraces - especially in historical cities.
Summer specialties and seasonal dishes
, asparagus, young potatoes, fresh broad beans and Czech strawberries reign Local restaurants often serve nettle soups ("Kopřivová polévka"), grilled sausages with garlic, as well as light versions of classic dishes, such as svíčková with herbal dumplings.
Seasonal cheese from goat milk and so -called "Letní Saláty" - compositions with pickled vegetables and marinated Olomouc cheese (Olomoucké tvarůžky). In June, the production of beer with the addition of seasonal hops and light malts begins.
Beer gardens and restaurants with a view
Most beer gardens in June are in Prague - including Letná Beer Garden (with a view of the Vltava), Riegrovy Sady and Hostivar Brewery Garden . The average price of a mug of beer in these locations is from 45 to 58 CZK (8-10 PLN) .
In Olomouc and Brno, it is worth visiting restaurants with gardens on roofs (e.g. Skybar Olomouc), where in June special barbecue and seasonal IPA bar and seasonal sets are available. In June, the evenings are long and warm - until sunset, around 21:00–21: 15 , which allows calm dinner under the cloud without having to book a table inside.
- Kopřivová Polévka: Nettle, garlic and cream soup
- Skewers of young potatoes: with smoked paprika and bacon
- Summer dumplings: with dill, cottage cheese or bear garlic
- Olomoucké tvarůžky: cheese from the Haná region, often served with onions and peppers
- Seasonal beer: light bright lagers or IPA from local minibrevas
You can find more about regional flavors and culinary addresses here:
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Prague in June - what is worth seeing?
June is one of the best months to visit Prague. The average temperatures are 21-24 ° C , and the length of the day exceeds 16 hours . In June 2025, no state mass festival takes place, which means smaller crowds than in July. It is an ideal time for sightseeing away from queues, participation in local outdoor events and evening cruises around Vltava.
Visiting without crowds - route for June
The biggest tourist traffic in Prague in June is focused from 10:00 to 17:00 , especially around the bridge of Karol and Hradczan. To avoid crowds, it is worth starting a tour at 7: 30–8: 00 or plan afternoon routes through less frequented districts.
Alternative routes:
→ Nowe Miasto (Nové Město) - around Karol Square and Emause monastery,
→ Vyšehrad - a citadel with a view of the Vltava and the Cemetery of Distinced,
→ Holešovice and Letná - galleries, brewery, parks with panorama of the city.
Summer events and outdoor concerts
In June 2025 Prague hosts several important cultural events, including:
→ United Islands of Prague - Alternative Music Festival (13-15 June, free admission),
→ Prague Proms - a series of classic and jazz concerts (from June 20, including Rudolfinum, Karlín Forum),
→ Letní summer preview - Contemporary Circle shows and street theater shows urban.
Jazz Dock and Jam Sessiona on Barka Marina Rasinovo Nabrezi take place throughout June .
- Vyšehrad: defensive wall, Romanesque rotunda, view of the Vltava
- Summer: beer garden, observation deck, metronome monument
- Nowe Miasto: Karol Square, UK Botanical Garden, Emause Monastery
- Holešovice: Dox (Contemporary Art Gallery), Vltava Brewery
- Vltawa at night: Live music cruise - every day from 19:00 (from 350 CZK)
Agritourism and guesthouses - relaxation without crowds
In June 2025, rural Czech regions offer full green, no crowds and noticeably lower prices than at the top of the season. Agritourism this month allows you to relax in an authentic environment - away from commercialism, in the rhythm of nature. It is also the best moment for travelers with a dog - most farms accept animals without subsidies and without booking for many weeks ahead.
The most interesting places for staying in the countryside
In June it is worth considering staying in one of the regions below:
→ South Morava - around Mikulov and Znojma, known for vineyards and bicycle routes;
→ Vysočina - hilly landscapes, small lakes and farms with ecological products;
→ District of Jesioników - forests, trails and houses with their own smokehouse or cheesets.
Farms in these locations often offer breakfast from local ingredients, the possibility of feeding animals, access to the garden and grill gazebo. Many of them work directly through the Czech websites ( e ), without commission for intermediaries.
Why is June a good time for agritourism?
In June, the meadows are already fatty, but not burned by the sun as in July. Temperatures in rural regions persist at 17–24 ° C , which allows for a comfortable sleep without air conditioning and rest without heat.
Unlike July and August, in June the cheapest accommodation options are also available - prices are lower by 20-35%on average, and the availability of places is much higher.
It is also the only month in which many farm owners offer discounts for families with children and do not charge dogs for dogs. Some objects allow you to check up for up to 1-2 nights without an additional payment.
| Name / Location | Price / Night (2 people) | Amenities |
|---|---|---|
| Penzion U Vinice (Mikulov) | from 1200 CZK (~ 220 PLN) | breakfast, bikes, garden, dogs accepted |
| Ekofarma vysočina (Žďár n. Sázavou) | from 1050 CZK (~ 190 PLN) | ecological products, animals, bonfire |
| Chalupa at Lesa (Jeseníky) | from 980 CZK (~ 175 PLN) | silence, pedestrian routes, fireplace, dog without fees |
June with children - what is worth planning?
Before the summer peak in June 2025, many family attractions in the Czech Republic are already in full swing, but without crowds and lower prices. The schools are not the year on June 28, which is why for most of the month of amusement parks, the zoo and educational museums offer calm conditions, short queues and discounts on family tickets - reaching up to 20-30% .
Amusement parks and zoo in June
Most large parks open full infrastructure on the second weekend of June (14-16.06) . Among the recommended places for children, it is worth mentioning:
- Mirakulum (Milovice): The largest adventure park in the Czech Republic, with underground tunnels, water zone and fort - June tickets: 320 CZK children / 380 CZK adults
- Dinopark Plzeň: Realistic models of dinosaurs, 3D cinema, active zones - open every day from June 1
- ZOO DVůr Králové: Safari with their own car or ZOO bus - children up to 5 years free, Family tickets: 1050 CZK / 2+2
- Bongo Brno: All -year play center, air -conditioned, ideal for heat and rain
Educational workshops and attractions
In June there are also many open science centers and local museums with an offer for children. Examples:
- IQ Landia (Liberec): Interactive exhibitions in physics, biology, optics - tickets: 260 CZK children / 330 CZK adults
- Techmania (Pilsen): Educational Center in the Skoda Hall - open every day with STEM workshop
- Railway Museum (Lužná U Rakovník): Exhibition of locomotives, ride on a historic train every Saturday June
Calendar of events in June 2025
June in the Czech Republic is a month of intensive outdoor events, historical reconstruction and local holidays. Unlike summer holidays, many June events have free admission , takes place outside big cities and is directed to local communities - which makes them ideal for tourists looking for authenticity.
Events related to culture and history
In June 2025, numerous battles, old music festivals and open museum nights are planned. Examples:
- Battle of Libušín (7-8 June, Libušín): the largest medieval reconstruction in Central Europe, with the participation of over 2,000 reconstructors from 15 countries. Introduction: 250 CZK Adults, 150 CZK children.
- Museum Night (June 14, nationwide): free entrances to museums and galleries - including Prague, Brno, Pilzno, Olomouc.
- Festival Divadlo Evropských Regionisk (21–29 June, Hradec Králové): International Theater Festival with performances in markets, courtyards and in parks. Most of the events are free.
Local holidays and fairs
In addition to large scenes, June is a time of small fairs and city festivals. Particularly noteworthy:
- Winobranie of St. Wawrzyniec (June 22, Mikulov): Local wine festival with tastings, live music and craft shows. Free admission.
- Trzeboni Days (15-16 June, Třeboň): Regional Fish Fair with concerts and kitchen shows - especially recommended for families with children.
- Festival řemesel and Pivní Slavnosti (29 June, telč): Combining the Craft and Local Brewery Festival - over 40 stands, folk performances, free workshops for children.
| Date | Event | Location | Entry |
|---|---|---|---|
| June 7-8 | Battle of Libušín | Libušín | 250 CZK / 150 CZK |
| June 14 | Museum Night | whole country | free |
| June 21–29 | Festival Divadlo ER | Hradec Králové | partly free |
| June 22 | Winobranie of St. Wawrzyniec | Mikulov | free |
Practical tips before leaving in June
June in the Czech Republic is a transition month between the low and high season. The temperatures are stable (18-26 ° C), but the conditions vary depending on the region. On 19–22 June 2025 there is a long weekend associated with God's body - then higher prices of accommodation and greater traffic on routes from Poland apply. On other June days, the availability of services and attractions is full, and prices lower by up to 25% compared to July.
What to pack for a June trip?
Although this is the beginning of summer, it is worth preparing for changing weather conditions - especially in mountain regions and on the water. A mandatory set is:
- light rain jacket or softshell (precipitation in June: on average 55-80 mm/month)
- trekking or comfortable sports shoes - especially at the hiking plan
- Filter cream (UV index can reach 7-8 even with cloudiness)
- Cash in the Czech crowns - not all places accept by card payments
- Road e-invasion (310 CZK / 10 days)-purchase online or at stations
What to watch out for - traffic jams, reservations, weather
On June 19–22, traffic jams at the border with Poland can extend the passage by up to 60-90 minutes - especially at the crossings of Cieszyn -???? Český Těšín, Kudowa -Náchod and Zgorzelec -Hrádek n. Nisou.
It is worth avoiding traveling on Thursday morning and come back at the latest on Sunday to noon.
The weather in June is predictable, but in mountain regions a sudden storms are possible - especially in afternoon hours (14: 00-18: 00). In Prague and large cities, it is worth booking tickets for attractions 2-3 days in advance - especially for cruises, evening concerts and entrances to the castles.
- Data long weekend: June 19–22 2025
- The biggest movement: Thursday morning and Sunday in the afternoon
- Average temperature: 21–24 ° C in cities, 17–21 ° C in the mountains
- Storms: local, mainly in the afternoon - especially in the Sudetes and the Beskids
- Reservations: earlier for accommodation, lock tickets and music events
Questions and answers - the Czech Republic in June 2025
June is the best month for a calm and wise tour of the Czech Republic. Without crowds, with predictable weather and full availability of attractions. A sufficiently planned trip - especially around Corpus Christi - avoids the traps of the season and enjoy authentic experience. The Czech Republic in June 2025 is a choice for those who do not like compromises between price, quality and comfort.
