Vaclav Havel Prague Airport is recognized as the best in Central and Eastern Europe. The annual passenger turnover is about 11 million people. You can get to the airport in a variety of ways. You just have to choose the most convenient one.
Instructions
Step 1
Travel to Prague Airport in a private car. The airport is equipped with a paid guarded parking lot. The daily cost of one parking space in Terminals C and D is CZK 500. In Terminal C VIP, the daily cost of parking is 650 CZK.
Step 2
Go on city buses. There are several city bus routes in Prague that run towards the airport. Bus # 119 will take you to your destination from Dejvicka metro station (metro line A). Travel time will be 24 minutes. Bus 100 runs from Zlicin metro station (metro line B). The travel time will be 18 minutes. Bus route 179 connects the airport with the Nove Butovice metro station (metro line B). In this case, you can overcome the path in 45 minutes. The same points are connected by bus route No. 225, but the travel time will average 53 minutes. There is also an express bus from the main station in Prague, which reaches the airport in 35 minutes.
Step 3
Use a taxi service. You can get to Prague airport by taxi from any part of the city. Contact numbers of some companies are presented on the official website of the airport. Contact the indicated numbers or use the free taxis right on the street.
Step 4
Use the Airport Express Train + Bus service at a discounted rate. If you are getting to Prague airport from another city in the Czech Republic, you can use this service. Czech Railways, with the support of Prague Airport, has prepared this special offer. Passengers receive a 25% discount on the Airport Express round trip train and bus tickets.
Step 5
Come from any part of the Czech Republic. Vaclav Havel Airport can be reached by long-distance bus. From the city, drive to the airport for 80 CZK. The bus leaves 16 times a day. The cost of a ticket from Brno to Prague airport is 220 CZK. The bus also makes 16 trips per day.
