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Prague Ruzyne Airport Information
Prague Airport Code - PRG
Airport Telephone: + 420 220 113 314
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Travel From Prague Airport to Central / Downtown Prague
There is no rail link but bus route 119 provides a good service to Dejvicka Metro Station in northern Prague Jorney time 20 mins approximately. There is also a minubus service with a flat flat rate charge to anywhere in Central Prague. This is a good fairly priced service which is tightly by the airport.
Prague International (Ruzyne) Airport Facilities
Comfortable, extremely clean with very helpful tourist information point where you can buy period travelcards for immediate use. The restaurants in the departure and duty free areas are very reasonable. The pre flight security checks are second to none. Taxis are supervised!
Airlines Flying To Prague
Low Cost Airlines Flying To & From Prague
Air Baltic, BMI Baby, Easyjet, Germanwings, Flyglobespan, JET2, Norwegian Air Shuttle, Smartwings, Snowflake, Sterling
Other airlines that fly to and from Prague The Czech Republic
Aba Air, Aer Lingus, Aeroflot, Air France, Air Malta, Air Moldova, Airzena Georgian Airlines, Alitalia, Austrian Airlines, Belavia, British Airways, Bulgarian Air, Bulgarian Air Charter, Channel Express, Corsair, Croatia Air Lines, Czech Air Lines, Delta Air Transport, Deutsche Lufthansa, EAT, El Al, Eurocypria Airlines, Eurosky, Finnair, Fischer Air, Hemus Air, Israir, Jat Airways, KLM, Karthargo Airlines, Kuwait Airways, LOT Polish Airlines, Lotus Air, Malev, Malmo, Nouvel Air Tunisa, Pulkovo Aviation, SAS Scandinavian Airlines, Swiss Air, THY Turkish, TNTA, Travel Service, Tunis Air, Ural Airlines
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Public Transport in Prague
Prague’s public transport system included 26 tram routes and, 3 metro lines. There are also a number of buses which unlike the trams do not serve the heart of town -which they circum -navigate. The tram and metro services generally operate from 5am until midnight. There are nine night tram routes which are very dependable. To travel on these services you must by tickets in advance from kiosks, the machines ar the main bus stops or within the metro stations. Tickets for the metro must be validated at the barriers as you go to the train. Tickets for the trams and buses must be stamped in the machines on board. If a ticket is been used for two or more journeys it only needs to validated on the first journey.
The cheapest option is a 14KC singLe ticket. On the trams it is valid for one journey provided it does not exceed 20 minutes and is not transferable. It is not accepted on night trams or the funicular railway. On the metro it is valid for five stations, with changes for a journey not exceeding 30 minutes. For longer journeys you can buy a 20KC transfer ticket which is valid for any number of journeys taken with 75 minutes of being validated. Between 22.00 & 05.00 and on Saturdays and Sundays it is valid for 90 minutes after being validated.
One day passes cost 80KC, three day passes cost 220KC, 7 day passes cost 280KC and a 15 day pass costs 320KC. These passes are valid from the time of validation so a one day pass validated at 15.00 is valid until 14.59 the following day. These passes are vailid on the 119 buses that serve the airport. You may have to buy a ticket for luggage.
There is a zero tolerance of fare evasion and a sea of plain clothes inspectors very happy to give anyone without a validated ticket a on the spot 500KC fine. Anyone who cannot pay this instantly on demand will have to pat 1,000KC afterwards. Note: It is not possible go through passport control with any such fine outstanding.
Visitors should also be aware that the trams that serve Prague Castle (routes 22 & 23) are the haunt of professional pick pockets.
Timetable information at bus stops is good and Night bus number are shown with a blue background. Additional information on all these services is available by phoning 222 62 37 77. Alternatively, in the last two years the transport authorities have developed a very user friendly website which includes timetables and detailed maps.
Prague Public Transport Website (includes journey planner)
Laws For Pedestrians In The Czech Republic
In the Czech Republic it is an offence to cross the road or tram rails within 50 metres of a designated crossing point normally identified traffic lights or a 'zebra' style crossing.
You can also be fined for crossing at a pedestrian crossing when the green crossing light is not illuminated.