There are a number of ways to get from Prague Airport to the city center when your flight to the Czech Republic arrives. The options generally vary by price, time, and final destination, so you can choose which is right for you based on those factors.

Below are details of several ways to get from the airport to Prague:

From Prague Airport by Taxi
Taxi is both the fastest and most expensive way to get from the airport to the city center in Prague. It can be a good option if you are in a hurry or have large bags, though.

Make sure to agree on a price with the driver prior to getting in the car, and always negotiate. It could save you from getting ripped off when you arrive at your destination.

From Prague Airport by Bus
Bus transport is the least expensive way to get from the airport to the city center. Depending on your destination, take bus 100 or 119 to the nearest metro, and continue your journey from there.

– Line 100 – Terminal North 1 – Terminal North 2 – Zlicin (connection: metro line B) – travel time: 15 minutes

– Line 119 – Terminal North 1 – Terminal North 2 – Dejvicka (connection: metro line A) – travel time: 20 minutes

From Prague Airport by Express Bus
The Airport Express is the quickest way to get from the airport to the train stations in Prague. The bus goes straight to Prague Hlavni Nadrazi (central station). It is a good option if you have a train connection to make when you arrive, or if your accommodation or final destination is nearby.

– Airport Express – Terminal North 1 – Terminal North 2 – Dejvicka (connection: metro line A) – Masarykovo Nadrazi – Hlavni Nadrazi (connection: metro line C) – travel time: 40 min

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