Public transport

Using public transport

Before you use public transport, you have to buy ticket. The validation of basic ticket is 90 minutes and you can use all lines of public transport during this time. Ticket vending machines are installed at all metro stations and at selected surface transit stops. Tickets can be bought at selected Metro stations or Information Centres, hotels, at news stands, travel bureau, department stores, etc.

You can buy a ticket from a bus driver, but expect a higher fare, i.e. 40 CZK for an adult, 20 CZK for a child. Do not forget to validate your ticket after buying.

Tickets:

basic ticket (valid 90 minutes) is available for 32 CZK
1 day (24 hours) ticket is available for 110 CZK
3 days ticket is availble for 310 CZK

All tickets are valid only if marked in the validation appliance!!!

Validation appliance you find at the entry to the metro and at all trams and buses.

Metro transport

Prague metro network includes three lines A, B and C and in total 57 stations, three of which are transfer stations. Metro runs daily from 5 a.m. to 12 p.m. The intervals are approximately 2 to 3 minutes during the morning and afternoon rush hours. In the evenings the interval is no longer than 10 minutes, and 7.5 minutes during the weekends. The place of the convention can be reached by line A to the station PETRINY.

Tram transport

The tram service involves 21 daily and 9 night lines. The tram tracks are 547 km long and have in total 600 tram stops along its routes. The most important connections are the so called arterial tram lines: no. 3 (Kobylisy-Sídliště Modřany), no. 9 (Sídliště Řepy-Spojovací), no. 11 (Spořilov-Olšanské hřbitovy), no. 17 (Vozovna Kobylisy-Sídliště Modřany), and no. 22 (Bílá Hora-Nádraží Hostivař). These lines extend to the most frequented places in the city. Their interval is 4 to 5 minutes on a weekday and 7 to 10 minutes in the evenings and the weekends. The place of the convention can be reached by tram line no. 1 or 2 to the station VETRNIK.

Bus transport

Buses contribute to a quality of the public transport system too. There are about 120 daily and 15 night lines which provide transport to those suburban areas without the rail transportation. Buses enable a fast transit along the city circuit to avoid getting into the city centre. PID lines also connect Prague with its neighbourhood areas. The place of th convention can be reached by bus no. 191.

Arrivals by public transport

Arrival from railway station Praha hl.n:

Take metro just only one stop to the station MUZEUM (direction HAJE).

Then you have to change line (green, line A) to the station PETRINY (direction NEMOCNICE MOTOL).

Arrival from railway station Praha-Holesovice

Take metro 4 stops to the station MUZEUM (direction HAJE).

Then you have to change line (green, line A) to the station PETRINY (direction NEMOCNICE MOTOL).

Arrival from Prague airport

Take bus Nr. 191 to the station VETRNIK.

Arrival from city centrum:

Také metro (green, line A) to the station PETRINY (direction NEMOCNICE MOTOL).

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