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Travel to Prague: Flights, Trains, Buses & Driving

Prague is an easy city to travel to. Prague Airport welcomes flights from around the world, while good rail, bus and road links connect the Czech capital with countries across Europe.

Our travel guide covers flights, trains, buses and driving to Prague.

To travel into the city from the airport, book a Prague airport transfer for a quick and comfortable journey, or use public transport for a budget-friendly option.

Flights to Prague Airport (PRG)

International passenger flights bound for Prague arrive at Prague Airport (PRG), officially named Václav Havel Airport Prague (Letiště Václava Havla Praha). It is the sole international airport serving the city. The airport has two passenger terminals and is located 17 km west of the city centre.

Direct flights from the UK
British Airways: London Heathrow
easyJet: Belfast, Birmingham, Bristol, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Liverpool, London Gatwick, London Luton, Manchester, Newcastle
Eurowings: Birmingham
Jet2: Birmingham, Bournemouth, Bristol, East Midlands, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Leeds Bradford, Liverpool, London Stansted, Manchester, Newcastle
Ryanair: Bristol, East Midlands, Edinburgh, London Stansted, Manchester
Smartwings: Birmingham
Wizz Air: London Gatwick, London Luton
Flights to Prague
Flights to Prague
Direct flights from Ireland
Aer Lingus: Cork, Dublin
Ryanair: Dublin
Direct flights from Europe
airBaltic: Riga, Vilnius
Croatia Airlines: Zagreb
easyJet: Alicante, Amsterdam, Basel, Bordeaux, Geneva, Lisbon, Lyon, Majorca, Milan, Naples, Nantes, Nice, Porto
Eurowings: Alicante, Athens, Barcelona, Bonn, Dusseldorf, Funchal, Geneva, Heraklion, Malaga, Murcia, Nice, Palma de Mallorca, Rome, Stockholm, Tallinn, Valencia
Norwegian: Copenhagen, Oslo, Stockholm
Ryanair: Many European cities
Smartwings: Many European cities
Wizz Air: Many European cities
Direct flights from North America: USA & Canada
Air Canada: Toronto
Delta Air Lines: New York
American Airlines: Philadelphia
Direct flights from the Middle East & Asia
Air Arabia: Sharjah
Asiana Airlines: Seoul
Emirates: Dubai
El Al Israel: Tel Aviv
Etihad Airways: Abu Dhabi
Eurowings: Beirut
flydubai: Dubai
Hainan Airlines: Beijing
Israir Airlines: Tel Aviv
Korean Air: Seoul
Ryanair: Amman, Jordan
Smartwings: Antalya, Dubai, Tel Aviv
Turkish Airlines: Istanbul
Qatar Airways: Doha

Prague Airport Transfers

Book a comfortable, hassle-free Prague airport transfer with one fixed price for travel to any hotel in the city.

Train Travel to Prague

International rail passengers arriving in Prague normally disembark at one of two railway stations.

The busiest railway terminus is Prague Main Railway Station (Praha hlavní nádraží). It is in the city centre, a 5-minute walk from Wenceslas Square and a 15-minute walk from Old Town Square.

Metro station: Hlavní nádraží (Line C).
Tram stop: Hlavní nádraží.

The second railway terminus is Praha-Holešovice Station (Nádraží Praha-Holešovice). It is located just outside the city centre but is easily accessible by public transport.

Metro station: Nádraží Holešovice (Line C).
Tram stop: Nádraží Holešovice.

Main Train Station in Prague
Prague Main Railway Station
Train Times & Ticket Reservations
Check train times and book train tickets at České dráhy (Czech Railways). Information is available in English and Czech.

Passengers departing from Prague can also purchase train tickets at any Prague railway station. Tickets are usually available for national and international destinations right up to the time of departure.

Bus & Coach Travel to Prague

Travellers arriving in Prague by bus or coach from international cities normally disembark at Praha Florenc Bus Station.

Florenc is a 25-minute walk from the city centre. However, most people use public transport or take a taxi for their onward journey to their hotel.

Metro station: Florenc (Lines B & C). Florenc is two stops from Muzeum metro station, at the top of Wenceslas Square, and two stops from Můstek metro station, at the bottom of Wenceslas Square and near the Old Town.

Tram stop: Florenc.

Popular coach operators: RegioJet and FlixBus.

Travel by bus (coach) to Prague
Bus & Coach Travel to Prague

Car Travel to Prague: Driving & Parking

The journey by car into Prague’s city centre from any direction is fairly straightforward. However, as in any major city, traffic congestion can be severe during rush hours.

Once in the centre, you will find parking widely available in multi-storey car parks, at shopping centres, in hotel car parks and in on-street parking bays.

On-street parking meters typically allow stays of up to six hours during the day as well as overnight parking. Multi-storey car parks offer both short- and long-stay parking.

For overnight parking, it is advisable to use a secure car park.

Car Parking in Prague
On-street car parking in Prague
Parking is available throughout Prague, but the area around Wenceslas Square is particularly convenient. Open-air and multi-storey car parks are located on Wilsonova Street, with another multi-storey car park at 9 Opletalova Street and on-street parking on Washingtonova Street: View Map.

Car Parks in the City Centre (Prague 1):

• Wilsonova Parking (open-air car park, 50m from Wenceslas Square): Wilsonova 52, on the corner with Washingtonova. Phone: +420 257 015 257
• Opletalova 9 Parking (multi-storey car park near Wenceslas Square): Opletalova 9. Phone: +420 702 990 990
• Parking Centrum (multi-storey car park, 100m from Wenceslas Square): Wilsonova 6. Phone: +420 226 288 388
• Parking Rudolfinum (Old Town): Alšovo nábřeží 12. Phone: +420 222 328 687
• Celnice Parking (Republic Square): V Celnici 10. Phone: +420 221 033 080
• Palladium Shopping Centre (Republic Square): Náměstí Republiky 1. Phone: +420 225 770 110
• National Theatre: Ostrovní 1. Phone: +420 224 901 443

Additional Information

View information on travelling around Prague: Public Transport Information.

View information on accessibility on public transport: Prague Accessibility Guide.

View information on when to visit Prague: Welcome to Prague Guide.

View practical information, including tips on Prague currency exchange and prices: Prague Tourist Information.

Flight Tips
HOW TO FIND CHEAP FLIGHTS
tickBook flights well in advance and compare prices across nearby dates.
tickFlights to and from Prague are often cheaper on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, while Saturdays can also offer competitive fares.
tickFlights on Fridays and Sundays tend to be more expensive. Where possible, book at least one flight on a different day.
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