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Where to go in Czechia in autumn

Autumn is September to November north of the equator and in South Asia; March to May south of the equator. These are the places in Czechia where at least two of those three months are a sweet spot or good, ranked on ten years of climate readings, and public holidays.

Autumn in the north: September to November

3 of the 5 places are a sweet spot or good in at least two of September, October and November.

  1. Brno Czechia September: goodOctober: goodNovember: ok 2 of 3 good or better · highs 8–21°C
  2. Český Krumlov Czechia September: sweet spotOctober: sweet spotNovember: ok 2 of 3 good or better · highs 8–20°C
  3. Plzeň Czechia September: goodOctober: goodNovember: avoid 2 of 3 good or better · highs 8–20°C

Fewer than two good months

Autumn in the south: March to May

5 of the 5 places are a sweet spot or good in at least two of March, April and May.

  1. Brno Czechia March: okApril: sweet spotMay: sweet spot 2 of 3 good or better · highs 11–20°C
  2. Prague Czechia March: okApril: sweet spotMay: sweet spot 2 of 3 good or better · highs 11–20°C
  3. Plzeň Czechia March: okApril: goodMay: sweet spot 2 of 3 good or better · highs 10–19°C
  4. Karlovy Vary Czechia March: okApril: goodMay: sweet spot 2 of 3 good or better · highs 10–18°C
  5. Český Krumlov Czechia March: okApril: sweet spotMay: sweet spot 2 of 3 good or better · highs 10–18°C

Czechia, season by season

Autumn elsewhere

Labelled and ranked by the score from London, as every month page is, until you choose your own city: then your own city's score decides, and the places are split into your own country, short hops within 1,500 km, and further away. A month counts when it is a sweet spot or good; two such months put a place on the list, and more months, then a higher average score, put it higher. The climate is each place's own, from ten years of readings. How we rank