I find that Prague in February is around 32 degrees. How's the wind chill factor? Forgive my ignorance, but is this a wet or dry cold? Can you still do long walks and enjoy yourself?

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My husband and I went to Prague two years ago in February and LOVED it! It was dry most of the time (we stayed for two weeks), but it did snow once ~ waking up early to walk across the old town square in a snowfall is one of my most beautiful travel memories. Another plus is that the city is MUCH less touristy than in the summer and is still very lively and upbeat. Have a great time!

Too cold?<BR><BR>Not if you are an Eskimo. Take your Polar bear jacket and some extra whale blubber (do not declare the blubber when you get there or they will take it from you).

Thanks Melissa! Cold and dry, I can take.<BR>XXX<BR>Don't think I want to cart excess blubber.

It has been below freezing here in Boston for at least 14 days. Most mornings the temperature is around 5 degrees F. Go to Prague and warm up.

We were there over New Years and it was VERY cold. However, we loved it.<BR><BR>I would also like to see it when it is warmer as it will be easier to walk around for long periods outside but, go anyhoo. Just make sure you're prepared and make frequent stops for coffee and such.<BR><BR>I'll never forget waking up on Dec. 31st and seeing it just begin to snow. What a sight. My husband and I got dressed quickly and went down to Charles Bridge just before the sun was up, it was magical and we were the only people on the bridge. I will never forget that.