Bratislava in November

Weather in Bratislava in November

The weather in Bratislava during November can be quite changeable. Expect crisp mornings and cool afternoons, with a mix of sunny days and overcast skies. Sometimes Bratislava wakes up to fog and gloomy autumn weather. Still, the overall character of the weather in November in Bratislava is relatively mild, without extreme cold.

November in Bratislava is relatively wet, with an average precipitation of around 40mm. Rain showers are common during this month, so packing an umbrella or a waterproof jacket is advisable. On the other hand, this month still offers around 3 to 4 hours of sunshine per day. As November unfolds, the days gradually become shorter, with around 9 to 10 hours of daylight. The sun typically rises around 7:00 AM and sets around 4:30 PM
 

Temperatures in Bratislava in November

As autumn transitions towards winter, the temperatures in Bratislava in November gradually drop, with average highs ranging from 6°C to 10°C (43°F to 50°F) and average lows between 1°C to 5°C (34°F to 41°F). chilly mornings and evenings may require extra layers to keep warm. Overall, the average temperature in November hovers around 6°C to 7°C (43°F to 45°F).

Things to do in Bratislava in November

Enjoy Bratislava without crowds
November presents a fantastic opportunity to explore Bratislava's iconic landmarks without the bustling crowds of peak tourist seasons. Take advantage of the quieter streets and embark on a sightseeing adventure to discover the city's rich history and architectural wonders. Want to make sure you don't miss the most important landmarks? Then a guided tour is the ideal choice for you. 

Tasting Local Cuisine: A Gastronomic Delight
A visit to Bratislava is incomplete without savouring the delectable flavours of Slovak cuisine. November offers the perfect opportunity to indulge in heartwarming dishes that provide comfort in the cooler weather. Treat your taste buds to bryndzové halušky (where to taste the best one?), potato dumplings smothered in sheep cheese, or relish the rich flavours of kapustnica, a savoury cabbage soup with sausages. Pair these culinary delights with locally produced wines for a truly unforgettable dining experience. And what could be better than discovering local specialities with a local guide? 

St. Martin's Day celebrations: Raise a Toast to Wine
November marks the celebration of St. Martin's Day, a traditional feast day in Slovakia that pays homage to the patron saint of wine. The holiday celebrates the end of the harvest season and those who plan visit to Bratislava in November have a chance to taste the new wine. After this day, the sale of new wine can officially start. Winemakers usually open their cellars and this event is connected with many celebrations. For a perfect experience, you can also enjoy a wine tasting with a sommelier. 

Commemorating the Velvet Revolution
November holds significant historical importance in Bratislava, as it marks the anniversary of the Velvet Revolution, a peaceful protest that played a pivotal role in the fall of communism in Slovakia. Take a step back in time as you commemorate this historic event by exploring sites and museums that recount the country's journey from its communist past to the present. Take the opportunity to see Bratislava from a completely different angle during the Soviet Era and Post-Communist Tour, where expert guides provide insightful perspectives on life during these transformative periods. Already a ride in a retro Škoda car is a guarantee of an unconventional experience.