What airports are there in the Czech Republic. Prague airports

Prague is a large city, the capital of the Czech Republic, and therefore, like all large cities in the world, has several airports for various purposes. You are now wondering “ how many airports are there in Prague?”. So, on the territory of Prague there are 4 airports, this, Prague Airport - Kbely, Letняany airport and Tochna airport... There are also several airports located in the immediate vicinity of Prague, such as Kladno Airport, Vodohody Airport, Bubovice Airport. It is worth noting that after arriving in Prague, you will land at the Vaclav Havel Prague Airport.

Airlines and destinations

The most popular destinations are Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport (830,248 passengers in 2011), Moscow Sheremetyevo (539,142 passengers) and Frankfurt am Main Airport (514,061 passengers)

Arrivals and departures

Actual flight schedule you can find

Regular flights

Airline	Destination	Terminal
	Moscow - Sheremetyevo
	Kiev - Boryspil
	Paris - Charles de Gaulle
	Krasnodar
	seasonally: Malta
	Milan - Malpensa, Pisa
	Birmingham, East Midlands
	London - Heathrow
	Brussels - Zaventem
	Ostrava, Poznan
	Abu Dhabi, Alma-Ata, Baku, Beirut, Bucharest-Otopeni, Donetsk, Yekaterinburg, Yerevan, Kiev - Borispol, Lviv, Minsk, Moscow - Sheremetyevo, Odessa, Petrograd - Pulkovo, Rostov on Don, Samara, Skopje, Sofia, Tashkent, Tbilisi, Tel Aviv, Zagreb, Amsterdam, Barcelona, \u200b\u200bBerlin - Tegel, Brussels - Zaventem, Budapest, Dusseldorf, Florence, Frankfurt am Main, Hamburg, Hannover, Helsinki-Vantaa, Copenhagen - Kastrup, Kosice, Ljubljana, Madrid, Milan - Malpensa, Oslo - Gardermoen, Ostrava, Paris-CDG, Poprad-Tatry, Riga, Rome - Fiumicino, Stockholm-Arlanda, Strasburg, Stuttgart, Tallinn, Vilnius, Warsaw seasonally: Burgas, Marseille, Venice - Marco Polo, Luxembourg
	New York - JFK
	Rostov on Don
	Amsterdam, Bristol, London - Gatwick, London - Stansted, Lyon, Milan - Malpensa, Paris-CDG
	Abu Dhabi
	Tel Aviv
	Helsinki - Vantaa
	Edinburgh, Leeds - Bradford, Manchester, Newcastle
	Amsterdam
	Seoul - Incheon
	Frankfurt am Main
	Dusseldorf, Munich
	Stockholm - Arlanda
	Copenhagen - Kastrup, Oslo - Gardermoen, Stockholm - Arlanda
	Petrograd-Pulkovo
	Novosibirsk
	Antalya, Dubai, Larnaca, Split, Tel Aviv, Athens, Barcelona, \u200b\u200bBilbao, Malaga, Nice, Paris-CDG, Rome-Fiumicino, Valencia
	Zurich, Basel, Geneva
	Bangkok, Cancun, Fuerteventura, Hurghada, Istanbul-Sabiha Gokcen, Lanzarote, Las Palmas, Marsa Alam, Mombasa, Paris - CDG, Porlamar, Punta Cana, Sal, Sharm El Sheikh, Taba, Tenerife, Varadero, Zanzib
	Lisbon - Portela seasonally: Budapest
	Kazan, Perm
	Rotterdam
	Istanbul - Ataturk
	Ekaterinburg
	Barcelona
	London - Luton seasonally: Burgas
	Barcelona, \u200b\u200bBari, Brussels - Charleroi, Venice - Treviso, Venice - Marco Polo, Eindhoven, Madrid, Milan - Bergamo, Naples, Rome - Fiumicino

Charter flights

Airline	Destination	Terminal
	seasonally: Hurghada
	seasonally: Burgas
	Antalya, Burgas, Corfu, Chania, Kavala, Preveza, Thessaloniki, Tel Aviv, Zakynthos
	Golubovtsi, Tivat
	London - Biggin Hill, Phnom Penh
HOLIDAYS Czech Airlines	Heraklion, Kefalonia, Corfu, Lesvos, Monastir, Mytilene, Palma, Preveza, Reggio Calabria, Rhodes, Zakynthos, Hurghada, Djerba
	seasonally: Pathos
	seasonally: Antalya
	Fukuoka, Sapporo seasonally: Narita
	Catania seasonally: Palermo
	Podgorica - Golubovtsi
	seasonally: Antalya
	seasonally: Antalya
	seasonally: Antalya

Freight lines

Airline	Destination	Terminal
	Abu Dhabi, Amsterdam, Bangkok - Suvarnabhumi, Luxembourg, Taiwan Taoyuan
	Berlin Tegel, Belgrade, Bratislava, Brno, Brussels - Zaventem, Budapest, Dusseldorf, Frankfurt am Main, Frankfurt Hahn, Kosice, Krakow, Linz, London - Heathrow, Ljubljana, Munich, Moscow - Sheremetyevo, New York - JFK, Ostrava, Riga, Skopje, Tallinn, Warsaw, Vilnius, Vienna, Wroclaw, Zagreb
	Cologne / Bonn, Zagreb
	Brno, Katowice, Liege
VAT / TAX FREE refund at Prague airport The right to a refund of the value added tax paid to suppliers of goods (shops) purchased in the Czech Republic can be exercised by a person who is not a resident of the European Union and his place of residence is recorded in a passport or other identity document that is recognized in the Czech Republic, as well as does not have economic activity in the Czech Republic. The minimum value of the goods in total purchased from one supplier must be at least 2001 CZK. After check-in for the flight, that is, from: A valid ticket. passport. original receipt for the goods (invoice). purchased goods. filled out form (Tax Free Check) contact the customs office of the Czech Republic, located in the departure hall of Terminal 1 (tel. 220 114 691), for an official certification of the form (Tax Free Check), after which you can claim a VAT refund at the Travelex and Cash Point exchange offices. Advice: Do not check in your luggage until the border guards confirm the form, you may be asked to show the purchased goods. Contact Information Airport Address: Letiště Praha, a. s. K Letišti 6/1019, 160 08 Praha 6 Tel .: +420 220 111 888 Fax: +420 2 3535 0922 Information- non-stop Phone line +420 220 111 888 Lost and found When lost luggage or other subject on the deck of the plane, connect with carrier (by airline). When lost luggage or other subject at the airport, call by phone +420 220 115 000 or use one of the service telephones located at the airport, number 5000. email: Note: This only applies to items lost in the past six months. After this period, all found objects are transferred to the City Council of Prague, in this case, contact them. (Magistrát hl. M. Prahy) When delay or non-receipt of baggage call by phone +420 220 116 072 ... email: http://timetables.oag.com/PRGroutemapper/

• Taxi

• Bus

  The bus stop is located at the arrivals area of \u200b\u200bterminals 1 and 2. Tickets are sold there in the terminals or from the driver and cost 30 CZK (Airport Express - 60 CZK). Several buses run from the airport to the center of Prague on different routes:

  • No. 119 - to the metro station "Nadrazi Veleslavin" (line A), travel time - about 15 minutes;
  • No. 100 - to the Zlichin metro station (metro line B), travel time is about 18 minutes;
  • Airport Express runs to Praha glavní nadraží station (metro line C and connections with SC, EC, IC and EN trains), the journey takes 35 minutes

  There are bus connections with other cities. Student Agency buses run to Karlovy Vary 16 times a day, every 30-60 minutes. The trip costs 150-260 CZK, tickets are sold at the ticket office in Terminal 1 and from the driver. You can also go directly from the airport to Brno, Pilsen or Ostrava, the schedule and approximate ticket prices are on the airport's official website.

• shuttle

  The Cedaz shuttle bus to Republic Square departs every half hour from 7:30 am to 7:00 pm and costs 200 CZK (tickets can only be purchased from the driver). The prices on the page are for September 2019.

• Transfer

  The fastest and most comfortable way to get there. You need to choose a car of a suitable class and capacity in advance, and the driver will meet you at the airport with a nameplate. The cost indicated when booking will be fixed: for example, traffic jams will not affect it.

The 2000s became a real breakthrough for the airport (formerly called "Ruzyně"), built in the first half of the 20th century. entered the European Union in 2004, which made it possible to increase the number of passengers arriving in the capital by an order of magnitude. Located 17 km from the city, it has been significantly expanded: today there are four terminals and a car park with a capacity of 3,000 cars.

Prague airport terminals

Vaclav Havel International Airport includes four modern terminals, all of which are interconnected. If you often fly from Moscow, then you will surely appreciate this convenience: you can walk from one terminal to another in 10 minutes.

In addition, each terminal is a separate stop along the public transport route, albeit in a slightly modified order. First 3rd, then 1st and 2nd - this is the order of arrival of Prague buses at the terminals. The fourth terminal (for VIP flights and receiving delegations on official visits) does not have a direct connection to public transport.

Terminal 1

The main one for Russians and all passengers who arrive in Prague from countries outside the Schengen area. The same is true for the departure of flights: if you are flying to Russia, then from here.

The terminal is equipped with all the necessary infrastructure, including currency exchange offices, bars and restaurants, lounges and a playground. In addition, here you can get the tax free tax refund.

Terminal 2

Accepts flights arriving from "Schengen" countries, while departing from Prague may have its own peculiarities. So, if you have purchased a ticket for a flight to St. Petersburg with a transfer in one of the European countries, then you need to go here.

The terminal has everything you need to comfortably wait for a flight and arriving passengers: ATMs, a food court, a lounge area, a tax office for refunding taxes on purchases.

Terminal 3

The smallest of the 4 terminals at Prague airport, which specializes in receiving private jets and charters. At the same time, the latter do not always arrive exactly here: most of these flights are taken in terminals 1 and 2.

Terminal 4

Erected first, it was the fourth terminal (then, in 1937, the main airport building was located here) received a diploma and a gold medal at the World Exhibition in Paris for the original structural and technological solutions at that time. Today, it accepts VIP-aircraft arriving in the capital of the Czech Republic from all over the world.

Duty free at Vaclav Havel airport

The Duty Free Gallery at Prague Airport includes 85 boutiques and duty free points of sale. Please note that Travel Value stores located in the immediate vicinity of the duty shop have higher prices.

The entire duty-free zone is located in terminals 1 and 2: here you can buy not only alcohol, tobacco, perfume and jewelry popular for duty-free trade. Traditional Czech national drinks and foodstuffs sold in specialized shops are of great interest to tourists.

In addition, the Prague duty free has an excellent program that allows you to purchase quality goods at quite reasonable prices. Look for a “best price guarantee” price tag - as a rule, locally produced goods are displayed under it, which will give you, for example, a great opportunity to buy the famous “Becherovka”. By the way, there is a huge assortment of not only Czech liqueurs and liqueurs, but also famous pomegranate ornaments - that will be just that as souvenirs.

Please note that the entire duty-free area is open from 7 am to 9 pm.

How to get to Ruzyne airport from Prague

Vaclav Havel International Airport is located 17 km from Prague. You can get to it in several ways at once, but there is only one budget one - this is a bus. Using public transport, you can get both to the air hub itself and get to any point on the route to the city center.

We have collected all the useful information about the procedure, route, time and cost of travel to the main air harbor of the Czech capital - use it to plan your trip.

Bus

Fortunately, the airport in Prague is perfectly integrated into the city's transport infrastructure. So much so that you don't even need to buy a special ticket to be in time for your flight.

The municipal bus number 119 runs to the air hub, and it starts its work at 5 am and finishes it by half past midnight. In terms of time, the trip will take about 20 minutes, and the departure from the airport is carried out every 10-15 minutes.

To avoid additional expenses, it would be better to buy a ticket for 90 minutes (about 30 CZK), and it is better not to take a ticket for 30 minutes: traffic jams can interfere with a fast trip, and then you have to buy a new one.

Underground

The Prague subway won't take you directly to the airport, but it's easy to get to the nearest bus stop (still the same route 119). It is located at the exit from the Nádraží Veleslavín station: this is the green metro line. Exit at the sign and go upstairs - the bus runs every 10-15 minutes.

Taxi

The ban on private taxi services in the Czech Republic affects the cost of the taxi service, but if you do not have time or a suitable alternative, you can use it. Moreover, it is definitely safer: it is less likely that you will be "rolled", deliberately lengthening the route. The main carrier of the country is the AAA company, whose cars can be found almost everywhere.

The cost of the trip consists of two parts: the amount for the landing (about 200 rubles) and the tariff for the mileage (about 80 rubles per kilometer). In total, a 17-kilometer journey from the airport to Prague will cost about one and a half thousand rubles at the exchange rate. Do not forget about the fact that the meter is not turned off in traffic jams - the cost of downtime is 6 CZK per minute.

Rent a Car

In terms of car rental, the Czech Republic is pleasantly different from neighboring Austria - here it costs 4 thousand rubles. per day you will have at your disposal an economy class car for the whole day. If you need a more spacious sedan, prepare 7-8 thousand. Please note that it is more convenient and safer to order a car rental in the Czech Republic through world-famous Internet services, ignoring offers that attract a lower cost.

Transfer

In terms of transfer from the airport, you have a choice - you can use either a tourist bus (from 12 euros per seat - group transfer) or a minivan (it costs 93 euros to rent for transportation). An alternative is an individual transfer: in fact, the same taxi, only at a different rate. So, from the airport to the very center of Prague, the trip will cost 35-40 kroons.

For many years it has attracted hundreds of thousands of tourists from all over the world. Many go to see cathedrals and other architectural monuments located in Prague. For this reason, the most convenient place to arrive in the country is the capital's airport Letiště Václava Havla Praha.

This is one of the best air harbors in Europe. In 2007, at the World Airport Awards ceremony, this statement was confirmed by a special award.

Prague airport is located 16 kilometers away from the capital. This is the main airport of the country. Despite the fact that the Czech Republic has several air ports, the main passenger traffic falls on Vaclav Havel.

At least 12 million passengers pass through the gates of this air transport hub annually. Aircraft of any tonnage are accepted. The most famous world air carriers cooperate with him. All this points to the special importance of the international air station in Prague.

Official data

The airfield is located in the Prague area at number 6, it is also called the Ruzyne area.

Each airport has an official name for international flights translated into English. The name of Prague is Vaclav Havel Airport Prague.

All useful information about flights, transport can be obtained on the official website www.prg.aero.

Additional information can be obtained by calling the round-the-clock telephone - +420 220 111 888.

Emails should be sent to: [email protected].

Official mail is sent to the address: Letiste Praha, a. s. K Letiste 6/1019, 160 08 Praha 6.

International code

Each airport is assigned special codes. They are required for the preparation of international flight charts.

Terminal codes:

• IATA - PRG;
• ICAO - LKPR.

Information about the first code is important for passengers. It is with these three letters that flights are indicated on the board. The luggage tag also has this coding. Therefore, in the event of an erroneous transfer of suitcases to another airport, such a designation will not allow the cargo to be lost. It will definitely be returned to the port of destination.

Airport on the map:

Online scoreboard

How to get there

Detailed information on how best to get to the Vaclav Havel airport can be found on the official website. The air pier is located at a distance of about 16 kilometers from the city. Therefore, you should use the following methods of movement:

• Public transport;
• Taxi;
• Rented car.

Public transport

Buses from Prague to the airport stop near terminals 1 and 2. The fare is 32 kroons (90 rubles). There are two flights:

1. Bus No. 119 to the Nadrazi Veleslavin metro station;
2. Bus no. 100 to Zlicin metro station.

Depending on the time of day, the interval between flights is from 10 to 30 minutes. Travel time from 15 to 20 minutes. If it was not possible to purchase a ticket from the machine, you can do it from the driver. Payment is accepted only in Czech crowns and preferably on account.

Some passengers find it more convenient to use the Airport Express flight. This is a special transport that takes travelers from Terminals 1 and 2 to the Prague bus station and back. Travel time is about half an hour. You will have to pay 60 kroons (170 rubles) for travel.

Taxi

It is very difficult to find your way in an unfamiliar city. And if the passenger arrives with children or large luggage, then you should not use public transport. Better to book a transfer in advance.

Vaclav Havel Airport offers the services of its partners FIX TAXI and Taxi Praha.

Carriers work around the clock. The car is delivered to dedicated parking areas in front of terminals 1 and 2.

The fare depends on the number of kilometers traveled and is fixed. The approximate cost of a standard class car for 4 passengers from the airport to the center of Prague is 285 kroons (800 rubles) and more.

When booking a car, you must indicate the final address. A taxi can deliver a passenger to any locality he wishes.

Rented car

You can rent a car directly at the airport building. All rental points are located in the parking building on the basement floor. The rental can be booked in advance. Its cost depends on the class of the car and the period of use. On average, you will have to pay 1800 CZK (about 4700 rubles) for a mini car rented for 5 days.

Read more about terminals and how to get to the center of Prague in the video:

Where to park

There are 3 types of parking for arriving and departing passengers:

1. Short-term minute. It is designed for 15 minutes. This time is just enough to get out (enter) the car and load the luggage. There is no charge for storing the car during the specified times. Dedicated parking spaces are located near Terminals 1 and 2.
2. Short term sentry. This is a paid service. If it is assumed that the delay of the car near the terminals will be longer than 15 minutes, a payment of 50 CZK (140 rubles) must be paid for each hour.
3. Long-term (from 1 day or more). The airport has 4 multi-storey parking lots for long-term car parking. You can book a place in advance. But usually there is enough parking space. It's just that online ordering is somewhat cheaper. When ordering via the Internet service, parking a car for a week will cost 990 kroons (about 2,750 rubles).

In addition to open spaces for cars in front of the terminals, the airport has multi-level parking spaces PC Comfort and PB Economy.

In addition, you can use the parking lots in the immediate vicinity of the exits:

• BUS parking in front of Terminal 1 (P1 Express);
• Parking BUS Terminal 2 (PB ECONOMY);
• Parking at Terminal 3 (P11) JIH (South).

There is no charge for the first 20 minutes. The price for a parking space on PB ECONOMY is half that of P1 Express. An hour of parking is paid in the amount of 100 CZK (about 280 rubles).

Scheme and infrastructure of the airport

The first Terminal appeared at Prague airport in 1937. After that, the building was completed and rebuilt. During the reconstruction, 3 more structures appeared. Now this international airport terminal is represented by four terminals:

• # 1. It specializes in servicing flights to non-Schengen countries.
• # 2. Here flights are accepted and sent to the states of the Schengen visa regime.
• No. 3. Aims at hosting private airlines and charters.
• No. 4. A special area for VIP guests. Regular flights are not operated here. The terminal serves foreign government delegations.

An important point is the ban on smoking inside the airport. There are not even specially designated places for this. Special zones are marked only at the exit from the terminal. There are only 14 of them.

Trade pavilions

It's hard for passengers to get bored inside the airport. They offer 85 various shops located in different zones. Several pavilions of the duty free shop are located in a special zone, accessible only after general inspection and passing the passport control procedure.

Here you can buy any goods:

• cosmetics, perfumery;
• footwear;
• clothes;
• alcohol;
• souvenirs and much more.

Most of the outlets open at 6 am and close at 10 pm. But there are pavilions that work around the clock.

Food

Inside the building, on the territory of Terminals 1 and 2, there are many establishments where you can eat deliciously. It:

1. Healthy Mexican food restaurant chain.
2. Pilsner Urquell concept restaurants. The best beer is served here.
3. Porto Central Restaurant. Delicious village dishes of national cuisine are prepared here. Location - Terminal 2.
4. French bakery Porto Central. Located in Terminal 1. Here you can enjoy a cup of fragrant coffee with a crispy French baguette
5. And many other establishments, which can be found in detail on the official website.

Most establishments open at 5-6 am and work until 22.00.

During the tour of the Vaclav Havel airport, you can:

• See many hidden places of the station that are closed to passengers;
• Listen to an entertaining story about the unique fire station;
• Understand the specifics of runways;
• Get acquainted with the special transport of the airport;
• Get off the runway and take an original photo.

Do I need a visa to enter the city

In order to get to the Czech Republic, you need to apply for a Schengen visa. Recently, the Prague airfield has become a very convenient connecting point for flights to other cities and countries. In this regard, the question arises: "Is it possible to visit this wonderful city with a long wait for a transfer?"

You can walk around the city if you have a Schengen visa. But here you should carefully monitor the time and arrive at the airport at least one hour before boarding the plane.

Long-term docking is very rare for Vaclav Havel's air pier. Usually, the transfer does not take more than one hour. But even if this happens, and the passenger does not have a Schengen visa, he is prohibited from entering the city. It should only be in a special transit area.

Major airlines

This is one of the oldest airports in the state - it is over 80 years old. The first flights have been operated here since 1937. Then the airfield had a completely different name - Ruzine. The name of the first president of Czechoslovakia.

Subsequently, when one large state was divided into two small ones, it was decided to rename the air harbor and give it the name of the first president of the Czech Republic - Vaclav Havel.

Other terminals in Prague

Vaclav Havel Airport is the main air gateway to the Czech Republic. In addition to it, there are 4 more small airports in the vicinity of Prague:

1. Prague-Kbely. It does not accept domestic or international flights. This terminal serves exclusively for government flights. By his age, he is much older than Vaclav Havel. It is over 100 years old. It was the very first air harbor in the country.
2. Letняany. This port only accepts domestic flights. Sometimes international ships can be sent here. The airport is easily accessible by metro from anywhere in Prague, which makes it very easy to operate.
3. Accurate. Also aimed at servicing domestic flights. Located in the southern part of the city. Several years ago, the airport was closed for reconstruction, which continues to this day.
4. Waterways. The airfield is located 7 kilometers from Prague. Charters and cargo planes head here. Sometimes international passenger traffic is served.

Vaclav Havel Airport is the hallmark of the Czech Republic. It is not only the largest in the country, but also one of the best in Europe. Every passenger can feel completely safe in this air harbor. And the European level of service will leave only the best impressions.

Vaclav Havel International Airport "Ruzyne" in Prague was opened in 1937. The passenger traffic of the air hub has increased over the years, especially after 2004, when the Czech Republic joined the European Union. This contributed to the rapid development of the airport and the continuous improvement of security and comfort control systems. In 2007, the Prague air hub was named the best airport in Central and Eastern Europe.

Exhibitions and cultural events are regularly held on the territory of the Ruzyne airport. Tourists and residents of the city can visit the airport as part of an excursion group. During the excursion, you can visit the premises that are usually closed to passengers, learn about the history of the airport, take photos from the observation deck, which offers a panoramic view of the airfield, and visit places to observe the takeoff and landing of aircraft. Detailed information is available.

The airport's official website is broadcasting online using a webcam installed on the airfield. Everyone can watch the aircraft maintenance.

Prague airport scoreboard

Using the online scoreboard on the official website of Ruzyně airport, passengers can find out the date and time of departure or arrival of flights, as well as the terminal number where passengers will board and disembark.

The flight schedule for the coming days can be viewed through the clickable scoreboard from the Yandex.Retains service. Information on it is regularly updated.

Prague International Airport Flight Schedule 2020

Vaclav Havel Airport serves flights of well-known airlines. It hosts Czech Airlines, Wizzair, Travel Service Airlines and Ryanair. Most flights operate all year round. Also, Prague airport serves seasonal and charter flights. The flight schedule for today and tomorrow can be viewed on the official website.

The following destinations are in greatest demand: Amsterdam, Doha, Dubai, London, Madrid, Moscow, New York, Paris, Reykjavik, Rome, Seoul, Istanbul, Toronto, Philadelphia and Shanghai.

Find flights from Prague

To buy a plane ticket, you do not have to go to the airport ticket office or ticket agency. You can view the cost and availability of tickets for the required dates, as well as purchase them on the airport website, or through the form below:

check-in

Prague International Airport offers several ways to check in passengers. In addition to standard check-in at the airport counter, passengers can use other services.

Online registration

Some airlines allow passengers to check-in on their own via the Internet. This can be done on the carrier's website or mobile application. Online check-in usually starts one day before departure. Please note that there may be additional charges for seat selection. For more information, check with the airline making the flight.

After check-in, you can print your boarding pass or save it on your smartphone or tablet. If you are traveling without luggage, you can go directly to the boarding pass validators (signs “K odletům / To all gates”) and, by attaching the boarding pass or mobile device to the reader, go to the control area. If you need to drop off your luggage, you must go directly to the Baggage drop-off counters.

Please note that check-in for flights to Schengen countries is done at Terminal 2, and for other flights at Terminal 1.

Self check-in kiosks

There are kiosks in the departure halls of terminals 1 and 2, where passengers can also check in on their own. You just need to attach your passport or ticket to the scanner, or enter your booking number manually - the system will find your flight. If necessary, you can select a seat on the aircraft and then print your boarding pass. Self-check-in service is not available for all airlines.

Private Check-in Service

In the public area of \u200b\u200bTerminal 2, you can use the service of individual registration. It is suitable for passengers who do not want or cannot queue for regular check-in. The package also includes waiting for the flight in the VIP lounge and individual security control.

You can read more about all types of registration available at the Prague airport on the official website (there is a Russian version).

Prague airport map

Vaclav Havel Airport is a large modern complex consisting of 4 terminals:

• Terminal 1. There are flights to countries that do not require a Schengen visa.
• Terminal 2. It serves flights to countries within the Schengen area.
• Terminal 3. Designed to serve private and charter flights.
• Terminal 4. The oldest terminal at Prague Airport serves exclusively VIP flights.

All terminals have the necessary infrastructure for the comfort of passengers:

• restaurants and cafes;
• shops with clothes, groceries, gifts and souvenirs, both ordinary and Duty Free;
• medical service point;
• mother and child rooms and public toilets;
• convenience for people with limited mobility;
• waiting rooms with Wi-Fi zone;
• information desk;
• aTMs and terminals;
• tax Free points, etc.

Hotel

Passengers can stay in hotels located on the territory of the airport, near terminal 3. These are expensive hotels Holiday Inn Prague Airport 4 *, Ramada Airport Hotel Prague 4 * and the budget Hostel Modrá 1 *. Click on the link below to find accommodation options in Prague close to the airport.

Luggage storage

Luggage storage at Prague International Airport is open around the clock. It is located in the corridor between Terminals 1 and 2. For a quote, call + 420 220 117 591.

How to get from Prague airport

You can get from the airport to the center of Prague by train, bus or car. Let's consider all the options in more detail.

By car

The distance from Prague airport to the city center is about 20 kilometers. By car, this journey will take about 30 minutes. The fastest route is along the R7 expressway. The approach to the airport terminals is marked with flowers on the road or on signs: Terminal 1 - blue; terminal 2 is red.

An approximate route is presented on Yandex. Cards

Public transport

Public transport stops near Terminals 1 and 2. The following routes stop here:

• No. 119 (Divoká Šárka - Nádraží Veleslavín);
• No. 100 (Zličín);
• No. 191 (Divoká Šárka - Petřiny - Anděl);
• No. 910 night bus (I. P. Pavlova - Kačerov - Modřany).

The fastest way to get to the center is with a transfer. Take bus number 119 to the Nádraží Veleslavín stop and go down to the metro, where you can take the line A. Tickets can be bought at the airport, in terminals T1 and T2: at the counters of the Prague Transport Company, at the Visitor Center counters or in special machines.

How to get from Prague airport to railway stations

Airport Express buses run daily between the Ruzyne airport and the Prague - Główny railway station. The stop is located near Terminal 1, near the exit from the arrivals hall. The bus runs non-stop; the journey takes about 25 minutes. Airport Express tickets must be purchased from the driver or at the Visitor Center counter in the arrivals hall. Ordinary transport cards and travel passes do not work in it.

The Masaryk railway station in Prague can be reached from the airport by the “RegioJet” bus, which runs non-stop to the central bus station “Florence”. From the bus station, you need to walk about 10 minutes to the railway station.

To get to the Holešovice railway station, you first need to get to the Florens bus station, and then change to the metro and take the red line C to Nádraží Holešovice station.

You can take city bus 191 from Ruzyne Airport to Smichovski Train Station, from where trains leave for Karlštejn. Get off at the Prague, Na Knížecí stop and walk 800 meters to the bus station.

How to get from the airport to the bus stations in Prague

If you need to get from Prague to another city, then you can first get to one of the bus stations of the capital and make a transfer there.

You can get from the airport "Ruzyne" to the main bus station of the capital "Florence" by "RegioJet" buses, which go without stops.

Bus No. 191 runs between the airport and the Na Knížecí bus station (stop Prague, Na Knížecí).

There is no direct flight to the Cherny Most bus station. First you need to get to the Florence bus station, and then change to the metro - take the yellow line to the Cerny Most station.