Prague has one of the best public transportation systems in Europe. The buses, metro and trams cover the majority of the city.

Prague Metro (subway)

Prague Metro (subway)

The Prague metro consist of 53 stations running mostly underground and is very fast, efficient and easy to use. It has three lines – A, B and C.

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Prague Buses

Prague Buses

Most international buses arrive to Prague to Florenc (Krizikova street, Prague 8; lines B and C), fewer go to Roztyly (Rysaveho street, Prague 4; line C).

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Prague Trams

Prague Trams

Trams with 530 km of tracks cover a large area of the city. Prague trams run 4:30 a.m. till midnight in 3-15 min. intervals.

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Prague railway stations

Important Prague railway stations

Hlavni nadrazi (the Main Railway Station), Masarykovo nadrazi (Masaryk Railway Station) and Smichovske nadrazi (Smichov Railway Station)

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Prague Taxi

Prague Taxi

Although getting around Prague by public transportation is very easy and convenient, in some cases you might welcome taxi services.

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How to get from Airport to centre of Prague

How to get from Airport to centre of Prague?

The Vaclav Havel Airport (formerly Ruzyne Airport) is the only international airport in Prague located on the north western outskirts of the city.

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Rent a bike in Prague

Rent a bike in Prague

Travelling in Prague by bike is becoming increasingly popular.

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