Apple Picking in Czechia: Where to Go and What to Pay

Looking for a fun and affordable way to enjoy the apple season? We’ve got the best spots for you to pick your own apples this year!

With the apple-picking season in full swing, many are looking for the perfect orchard to visit. Some of the most popular destinations include Libčany in East Bohemia, Starý Lískovec in the South Moravian region, and Skrbeň in the Olomouc region.

At these orchards, you can expect to pay around CZK 19 per kilogram, a great deal compared to supermarket prices.

Prices may vary depending on the specific orchard, but you can be sure of getting fresher, higher-quality apples directly from a local grower. Plus, you’ll enjoy the unique experience of picking the apples yourself.

When to Go Apple Picking

The apple harvest in the Czech Republic typically begins in August, peaks in September, and concludes in October. This makes right now the perfect time to head out and enjoy apple picking. Before you go, it’s a good idea to contact the orchard for the most accurate information on prices and to check the weather, which can affect picking conditions.

Here are some of the top orchards for self-picking apples:

Central Bohemia and Prague:

Bílé Podolí, Kutná Hora
Bříství, Nymburk
Pchery, Kladno

South Bohemia Region:

Lhenice, Prachatice

Liberec Region:

Sychrov, Liberec
Doubí, Liberec

Olomouc Region:

Skrbeň, Olomouc
Dětřichov, Olomouc

South Moravian Region:

Starý Lískovec, Brno
Velká Bílovice, Břeclav

For more locations and details, you can visit websites like KupníSila.cz

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