Prague Travel Guide: Your Bohemian Adventure in the Czech Capital

As the capital and the largest city of Czech Republic, Prague attracts about 6 million tourists every year from different parts of the world. Known for its architecture and music, the thousand year old city - that has witnessed the Roman, Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque eras - has a rich history to boast in its 10 world class museums and ancient buildings. Situated on the picturesque Vltava river, Prague hosts many international cultural and musical festivals; and classical concerts all through the year.

Since Prague is home to ancient art and architecture, make sure to make the best of it by visiting the National Museum, Jewish Museum and National Gallery.
If you're visiting at the appropriate time, attend the Prague Autumn International Music Festival and Prague International Organ Festival. Visit the Barrandov Studios and Prague studios, where many Hollywood movies like Mission Impossible, Chronicles of Narnia, Predator, etc., were shot. Additionally, consider exploring Czech Republic tour packages for a comprehensive experience.

Getting in prague

Václav Havel Airport in Prague is the main international airport of Czech Republic. Located 12 km from the city centre, Prague is well-connected by flights internationally. Aeroflot, Emirates, Jet Airways, Etihad are few of the major airlines that operate from India frequently.

DEPARTURE	DURATION	LOWEST ROUND TRIP DEALS
New Delhi	15h, 1 stop	Rs 24,273
Mumbai	18h, 1 stop	Rs 27,117
Chennai	13h, 1 stop	Rs 36,346
Kolkata	13h, 1 stop	Rs 40,506
Hyderabad	12h, 1 stop	Rs 36,302
Bangalore	13h, 1 stop	Rs 33,093
Kochi	12h, 1 stop	Rs 45,216
Trichy	18h, 2 stops	Rs 44,551

Getting out of prague

Situated in the centre of Europe, Prague is linked to almost all neighbouring countries like Austria, Germany, Poland, Hungary, Switzerland, Slovakia by air as well as road. If you have time and a schengen visa, visiting these countries is a must-do.

Public Transport in prague

Prague offers several modes of public transport like metro tubes, suburban trains, trams, buses and funiculars that cover the entire city and its outskirts. The tickets cost 32czk per head (adults), 16czk (for kids of 10-15yrs), free for kids under 9yrs and can be commonly used on all modes of public transport - which are all frequent, cheap and reliable.

Taxi & Airport transfer in prague

Taxis are abundant in Prague and can be booked from any street or airport/train stations. The journey from airport to the city can cost about 550 czk. AAA Radiotaxi, City Taxi and Profi Taxi are few of the operators. However, Prague taxi drivers have a reputation to charge unfair exorbitant rates.

Transport & city passes in prague

There are 1-Day, 3-Day and 1-Month tourist passes that allows use of any type of public transport as many times as you want within the valid time period. The tariff for 1 Day and 3 Day passes respectively are 110czk /310czk for adults, 55czk /310czk for children (10-15 years with ID) and free for kids under 9 years.

Driving & Car rental in prague

Renting a car is the ideal option for those travelling with heavy luggage to explore the city outskirts. You could hire a car at any of the airport or train stations. You must be 21 years old to rent a car and must have been holding the license for a year. Drivers under the age of 25 must pay extra. Sixt, europcar and Hertz are few of the service providers.