Public Transport from Prague Airport to the City Centre
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Václav Havel Airport Prague is well connected to the city centre by public transport bus lines, which run at frequent intervals throughout the day. Bus stops are located directly outside both Terminal 1 and Terminal 2, making transfers simple and convenient.
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Fastest Way to the City Centre
The quickest route to Prague city centre by public transport is the Bus 59 from the airport (Terminals 1 & 2) to Nádraží Veleslavín metro station, where you can transfer to Metro Line A.
Where to Buy Tickets
All passengers must purchase a valid public transport ticket before boarding the bus. Tickets are available at:
- Prague Public Transit counters in the Arrivals Halls
- The Visitor Centre
- Ticket vending machines inside the terminals and at bus stops (most accept contactless card payments)
Prague Airport Bus Lines
| Bus | Route | Travel Time | Connection / Notes | Service Hours |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 59 | Václav Havel Airport – Nádraží Veleslavín | ~15 minutes | Metro Line A | – |
| 100 | Václav Havel Airport – Zličín | ~18 minutes | Metro Line B | – |
| 191 | Václav Havel Airport – Petřiny – Anděl | ~50 minutes | Metro Line A (Petřiny) & Metro Line B (Anděl) | – |
| 910 (Night Bus) | Airport – Švandovo divadlo – I.P. Pavlova – Kačerov – Modřany | ~40 minutes | – | 21:54 – 3:54 |
| 907 (Night Bus) | Airport – Hradčanská – Hlavní nádraží – Karlovo náměstí – Anděl | ~30 minutes to Hradčanská | – | 23:09 – 4:03 |
Fares and Validity
Bus rides from Prague Airport are part of the standard Prague Public Transport fare system (including prepaid passes). Tickets do not need to be booked in advance but must be bought before getting on board.
Prague Public Transport Tickets – 24 & 72 Hour Passes
The easiest and most affordable way to get around Prague is with a 24-hour or 72-hour public transport ticket. These passes make exploring the city simple and stress-free—just buy your ticket, validate it once when you first board a tram, bus, or metro, and you’re ready to travel.
Benefits of 24/72-Hour Tickets
- Affordable: 24-hour ticket costs 120 CZK, 72-hour ticket costs 330 CZK
- Unlimited rides: Travel as much as you want within the validity period
- Flexible validity: Valid from the exact time of stamping (e.g., stamped at 19:35, valid until 19:35 the next day or three days later)
- Wide coverage: Valid on trams, buses, metro, ferries, and trains within Prague (except vintage lines K, 41, 42, and Airport Express AE)
- Extra perks: Includes the Petřín funicular (normally 60 CZK one-way)
- Luggage allowance: One piece of luggage free (not valid on trains)
Other Ticket Options
If you don’t plan to travel often, short-term tickets are also available:
| Ticket Type | Full Price |
|---|---|
| 30 minutes | 30 CZK |
| 90 minutes | 40 CZK |
| 24 hours | 120 CZK |
| 72 hours | 330 CZK |
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