Getting to Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic, is relatively easy and there are several transportation options available. Here is a complete guide to help you plan your trip:
By Air
Prague has an international airport, Vaclav Havel Airport Prague (PRG), which is located about 17 km northwest of the city center. It is served by a variety of airlines including Czech Airlines, Ryanair, easyJet, and Lufthansa. From the airport, you can take a taxi, bus or metro to get to the city center.
By Train
Prague has several train stations, with the main one being Praha Hlavni Nadrazi (Prague Main Station), which is located in the city center. Trains from other European cities arrive here, as well as from other parts of the Czech Republic. You can check schedules and book tickets online through the Czech Railways website or other European train booking sites.
By Bus
There are several international and local bus companies that operate to and from Prague. The main bus station is Florenc, which is located in the city center. Popular bus companies include Flixbus, Regiojet, and Eurolines.
By Car
Driving to Prague is also an option. The city is connected to other European cities by highways and there are several rental car companies at the airport and in the city center. However, driving in Prague can be challenging due to heavy traffic and limited parking.
Getting around Prague
Prague has a good public transportation system consisting of trams, buses, and metro lines. You can buy tickets at metro stations, newsstands, or online through the DPP website. Taxis are also available, but it is recommended to use a reputable taxi company to avoid overcharging.Tips
