More importantly for the sum of approx £33 (1000 CZK) you can use any tram, bus or train within the greater Prague public transport system and you don’t need to worry about getting tickets every time you want to catch a tram or remembering to get off because you’ve run out of time on your ticket. This is a paper ticket, which you will need to carry with you at all times when you travel. You don’t need to have any ID proof or ap to buy this ticket and you can also share it with other people (if you are not traveling yourself). The monthly ticket (valid for any consecutive 30 days) might look like too much money, but even if you are in Prague for 2 weeks, it’s still cheaper than buying individual tickets. If you are in Prague for more than 4 days, I think it’s worth planning your days, so that you get the most out of your travel card ticket.įor example, visiting the whole of Prague Castle can take the best part of the day, which means you only need a short term ticket to get to the top of Prague Castle by tram.īut if you fancy visiting different places, or Prague parks, smaller musems or cafes, it’s worth planning them together and then get a longer ticket such as the one-day or three-day ticket. The three-day ticket works in exactly the same way as the one day ticket. It is valid any time (peak, off-peak, night time), which makes it such great value. This means that if you buy the ticket at 2 pm one day, it’s valid until 1.59 pm the next day, giving you in effect 2 days worth of travelling. The great thing about these is that you validate them at the beginning and they are valid for 24 hrs or 72 hrs. If you know that you are going to be using public transport during your stay ( personally I think it’s the best way to get around the town), you can also buy multi day tickets. This ticket is valid for 90 minutes from validation time, which is plenty for any interchanges you need to make, travel across the whole Prague or get from the airport to the centre.

This ticket is perfect if you need to travel few stops or don’t want to walk up the hill to Prague Castle. This ticket is valid for 30 minutes from validation time. The types & Prices of public transport tickets in Prague for 2024 Short time ticket – 30 CZK They start from the same place as the previous 119 bus (right outside the airport) and cost the same 40 CZK for 90 min as before. The new trolleybuses follow the same route as the previous 119 bus and will take you from the Vaclav Havel airport to the underground station – Veleslavin, where you can get a direct metro to the centre. But, I hope that even if you are completely new to Prague, my guide will help you to get around the town without any problems.įrom March 2024 Prague has a new trolleybuses, yay! They were specially commissioned to replace the 119 airport bus and they are spacious and long with plenty of space for luggage and more importantly with easy access, so you don’t need to climb any stairs. I use the Prague public transport all the time and especially trams are my favourite way of getting around the town. The whole of Prague operates a so-called integrated public transport, which means that you only need one ticket and you can use the tram, bus, underground (metro), train, water ferry or cable car for your journey as long as it’s within the ticket time restriction. This makes it quite easy if you get lost because there is always a tram or a bus to take you back to the centre. The centre is well connected with the outer boroughs and you’ll find that you can get to one place by various different types of public transport. Prague public transport is fairly easy to navigate and use.

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