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Travel Information » Travel to Prague
For the latest travel information, this guide features the airlines, trains, buses and coaches that serve Prague.
Prague Experience does not sell flights, but we can arrange the rest of your Prague trip, including airport transfers, hotels, entertainment and sightseeing. |
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Flights to Prague
International flights arrive at Prague Airport, officially known as Vaclav Havel Airport Prague. It has two passenger terminals and is located 17km outside the city.
| Flights from the UK (direct)
British Airways: |
London City, London Heathrow | Czech Airlines: |
Birmingham, London Gatwick | easyJet: |
Belfast, Bristol, Edinburgh, London Gatwick, London Southend, London Stansted, Manchester | Jet2: |
Birmingham, East Midlands, Glasgow, Leeds Bradford, Manchester, Newcastle | Ryanair: |
Bournemouth, Edinburgh, Liverpool, London Stansted, Manchester | Smart Wings |
Birmingham, London Gatwick | Wizz Air: | London Luton. |
| |  Flights to Prague |
| | Flights from Ireland (direct)
Flights from Europe (direct)
Ryanair: |
Barcelona, Billund, Bologna, Bordeaux, Budapest, Brussels, Copenhagen, Gothenburg, Eindhoven, Krakow, Madrid, Malaga, Marseille, Milan, Palma de Mallorca, Paris, Pescara, Pisa, Riga, Rome, Stockholm, Trapani, Venice, Zadar | Smart Wings |
Many European cities | Wizz Air: |
Bari. |
| | Flights from North America - USA & Canada (direct)
| | Flights from the Middle East (direct)
| | Flights from Russia & Former Soviet Republics (direct)
Czech Airlines: |
Czech Airlines fly to several destinations in Russia and the former Soviet Republics, reaching into Asia | Smart Wings: |
Czech Airlines fly to several destinations in Russia and the former Soviet Republics, reaching into Asia |
Wizz Air: | Kutaisi. |
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Prague Airport Transfers
Use our airport transfers service to book a taxi from Prague Airport, train and bus stations to your hotel. Alternatively, find out about travelling on public transport. | | | | | | Train Times & Tickets For travel from Prague, check train times and buy tickets at České dráhy (Czech Railways). The website is available in Czech, English and German (select 'en' or 'de' on the top right-hand corner of the page).
Alternatively, purchase tickets in advance or on the day of travel from any Prague train station. Tickets are generally available to all national and international destinations up until the time of departure. | | | | |
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Driving to Prague - Car Parking
Motorists can drive into Prague fairly easily, although during rush hours there is heavy traffic congestion.
Car parking is available all over the city: in public and private car parks, hotel car parks, and on the streets.
Street parking by meter is possible in many areas. Parking meters permit stays of up to six hours during the day, or overnight. The roads off Wenceslas Square are amongst the most accessible, for example Washingtonova street near the National Museum - map. |
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To ensure your vehicle is guarded, which is advisable overnight, use a car park. The following cars parks are in the city centre (Prague 1): | | -Parking Centrum (100m from Wenceslas Square. Large multi story car park): Wilsonova 6.
Tel:
+420 224 210 957.
40 CZK per hour. 650 CZK per day. | -Wilsonova Parking (50m from Wenceslas Square. Small open-air car park): located on Wilsonova, just before the corner with Washingtonova. Tel:
+420 602 506 091.
60 CZK per hour. 1440 CZK per day. | -Garaze Opletalova (near Wenceslas Square): Opletalova 9. Tel:
+420 224 210 879. 770 CZK per day. | -Parking Rudolfinum (Old Town): Alsovo nábřeží 12. Tel:
+420 222 328 687.
660 CZK per day. | -Millennium Plaza (Republic Square): V Celnici 10. Tel:
+420 221 033 080.
600 CZK per day. | -Palladium Shopping Centre (Republic Square): Namesti republiky 1. Tel: +420 225 770 310. 700 CZK per day. | -National Theatre: Ostrovni 1.
Tel:
+420 224 901 443. 720 CZK per day. | -Hotel InterContinental (Old Town): náměstí Curieovych 5. Tel:
+420 606 253 093.
1000 CZK per day. |
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More Information
Read more travel information in our guide to public transport. |
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Flight Tips |
| How to find cheap flights to Prague: | | -Book flights as far in advance of travel as possible.
-Most expensive days to fly are usually Friday and Sunday.
-Cheapest days to fly are usually Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday. | |
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