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What are the best shoes to take to Prague in February?
We are going abroad for the first time with my husband, in February. What shoes are best to take with you? What is the weather like during this period?
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my son went in early January, I dressed him in a winter down jacket and boots like columbia ... he was poor all mated)))) said that he had to go in an autumn jacket and lighter shoes))) 0
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answered 13 years ago
That year, at the beginning of January, it was cold, in the evening it got cold for walking.
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answered 13 years ago
Better hot than cold - steam does not break bones. If you wake up to freeze, you will not get pleasure. The weather is capricious, you can get into the heat, or you can get into the cold. It's a matter of one "day" when the weather changes.
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answered 13 years ago
Shoes should be comfortable, waterproof, warm and light. No heels for walking around Prague - there are such pavements that heels will be torture. Be sure to take, if available, electric shoe dryers.
The weather can be wet, dank and windy, respectively, outerwear should be windproof and water-repellent.
As for winter down jackets, boots with fur and “a pair that doesn’t break bones” - I’m against it :))) Unless, of course, the forecast for February is not minus 20. Hot clothes are just as much an enemy of a tourist as cold ones. Optimally - "cabbage", in the sense of warm sweaters, socks and hats that can be worn or not worn under basic clothes.
The weather can be wet, dank and windy, respectively, outerwear should be windproof and water-repellent.
As for winter down jackets, boots with fur and “a pair that doesn’t break bones” - I’m against it :))) Unless, of course, the forecast for February is not minus 20. Hot clothes are just as much an enemy of a tourist as cold ones. Optimally - "cabbage", in the sense of warm sweaters, socks and hats that can be worn or not worn under basic clothes.
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answered 13 years ago
Agree! Everywhere in Europe, the "cabbage" version. I took it off and put it on, some kind of lining or sweaters.
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answered 13 years ago
you will constantly move to go to museums .... why do you need to warm up much ... it will become cold only if you stand still all the time ... but this is not the case))) my son really mated in very warm clothes ...
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answered 13 years ago
bring winter sneakers (without fur). like demi-season shoes. it is desirable that the shoes have a water-repellent layer, otherwise if you get your feet wet, you will quickly freeze. As for clothing, if you rest in mountainous areas, it will be several degrees colder there, plus the wind (humidity in the Czech Republic is high), therefore, a scarf , hat, windproof jacket (one that you will be comfortable in windy weather) and gloves are required.
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answered 13 years ago
I advise you to take shoes on a leather platform, anoint with a water-repellent cream .. or on a low sole (but there should be something under the heel) you can wear sports low shoes made of special material (for example, they go to the track .. comfortable and warm, the leg breathes ..) - I give such advice, because here the roads are constantly sprinkled with salt and if there is more snow or water, the shoes get wet, and on good expensive boots you will have ugly white stains (it’s hard to get rid of them), and salt doesn’t like shoes ... yes, if you go further in early spring (there are regions where the earth is absolutely red - do not wear shoes with light soles, it will turn orange, sandy) but on this one, for example, in the Giant Mountains (eastern Bohemia) grains grow - there is a lot of iron in the soil ... such shoes taking into account that you want to walk solidly around the city - cobbled streets, as we call them “cat's heads”, your feet get tired of them, the cobblestones slide, well, those who want to go by funicular to Petřín (a cool view of Prague) better shoes ... and if art, wear lighter shoes, but without heels - running on stones, and then knocking in the museum :))) in general, it's on you ..www.otusclass.blogspot.com
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answered 13 years ago