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The Czech capital boasts an integrated transport system of absolute efficiency. Thanks to the presence of three metro lines, buses, trams and a funicular railway, getting around in Prague is rather easy. The network is managed by the Czech Dopravní podnik hlavního města Prahy.
PRAGUE PUBLIC TRANSPORT
GETTING AROUND PRAGUE BY METRO
The metro is the ideal and most convenient way to get around in Prague. The metro consists of three lines, identified by different letters (A, B, C) and as many colors (green, yellow and red). About 65 km of line, and a total of 61 stations: thanks to the metro, you can easily reach downtown and suburbs. Further development of the network will be guaranteed by Line D, currently under construction, which will connect the area south of the capital (Prague 4 and Prague 12).
It is in operation every day, from Monday to Sunday, from 04:45 approximately, until midnight. The metro is efficient and well organized. Most of the stations have escalators, elevators and access for the disabled.
The frequencies are enviable, with trains that, at peak times, pass each 2 or 3 minutes! Mustek, Muzeum and Florenc are the interchange nodes of the three subway lines. From here, it will be possible to move from one line to another.
GETTING AROUND PRAGUE BY TRAM
Twenty-eight daytime running lines, running from early morning to midnight. Nine night lines, from 91 to 99. Two special line (41 and 42). The tram line is, on a par with the metro, really ideal to move to Prague. Unlike the subway, however, the tram is able to give glimpses and views that you would not have the opportunity to see. It is the ideal way to get an overview of the beauty of the city. The 22 number, which crosses the city’s sights, is an emblem. Through this link, it is available our special on the 22 and three NOSTALGIC LINES (41, 42 and 43).
Trams are in service early in the morning, around 05:00, until midnight. Starting from 00:00, up to 06:00, night service is active, with 9 lines, numbered from 91 to 99. Trams make an alternative route to the metro, all converging to Lazarska, an interchange of night lines.
BUS PRAGUE
The road system, thanks to the presence of 300 buses, is optimal especially to reach the most suburban neighborhoods. The most important stations, all very close to the metro stations, are Florenc (in the homonymous metro station B and C,), Na Knizeci (metro B, stop Andel), Holesovice, Roztyly, Cerny. Buses run every day, from 4.30 to 24. Buses pass with an interval of about 30 minutes. The lines from 100 to 250, carry out urban transport in the metropolitan area of the Capital. Buses from 300 to 398, make a suburban route. The 1, 2 and 3 lines, on the other hand, are special buses for the disabled.
PRAGUE NIGHT BUS LINES
During the night, 17 lines circulate, identified by 901 to 917. Buses run from midnight to 06:00 approximately, with intervals of about an hour.
DISABLED
Thanks to the recent modernization phase, disabled and wheelchair users will have no difficulty for getting around Prague by public transport. Many buses and trams have low floor, and are perfectly accessible. Many metro stations have lifts or ramps to allow wheelchair access. Where there is no way to use the metro, you will almost always find a bus or tram stop nearby.
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