How to get from the airport to Prague? The name of the airport in Prague The main airport in Prague in Czech.

Russian tourists love the Czech Republic very much. There are many beautiful sights, healing waters in Karovy Vary, an excellent ski resort in the Tatras. The flight from the capital of Russia takes less than three hours.

There are almost a hundred airports in the Czech Republic. The capital city named after Vaclav Havel is the largest and most important one. To no less significant regional host international flights, four more belong: Karlovy Vary, Pardubice, Osta and Brno. The location of the country's main airports can be found by looking at the map. Each of them is well equipped, has lounges, restaurants, ATMs, duty-free shops.

Airlines flying from Russia to the Czech Republic

When deciding on the place of arrival, consider the location of your resort in relation to the airport (see the map), ticket price and travel time.

Here is a list of airlines that cooperate with the Czech Republic and Russia:

• Aeroflot and Rossiya have direct flights Moscow - Prague;
• Donavia;
• Czech Airlines;
• Polet Airlines.

UTair planes arrive from Vnukovo (Moscow) to Tuzhany airport. Czech Airlines operates direct flights to Karlovy Vary from the capital of Russia.

Most often, Russians choose the airport in Prague. The transport ground infrastructure is well developed here, which allows you to quickly get to any resort in the country. Pardubice and Karlovy Vary airports are located near the capital. They attract customers with low ticket prices (from eighty euros).

Most often, Russians choose the airport in Prague.

International airports of the Czech Republic on the map

Get directions to your resort by looking at the location of the country's nearest international airports:

Vaclav Havel Prague Airport

Has excellent reviews from Europeans. It is located near the city (seventeen kilometers). reference Information next:

• airport address 160 08 Praha 6;
• phone +420 2 20 11 33 14;
• on-line departure board www.prg.aero/departures;
• on-line arrival board www.prg.aero/arrivals;
• based airlines: Czech Airlines, Silver Air, Wizz air, Smart Wing, Travel Service Airlines.

The airport accepts planes from Russia (Moscow and other cities).

If Prague is a transit point for traveling across Europe, then next to the station there are comfortable hotels where you can spend the night.

Transfer

Taxi

The most comfortable way to travel. In just fifteen minutes you can reach your destination. The cost of the service is 15-30 euros. Cars await customers in front of the arrivals hall.

Bus

Information about the place and time of departure of the transport in Russian can be obtained in the terminal hall at the information desk. Bus tickets are sold at the MHD counter, in terminals at stopping points and by the driver.

Airport "Turany", Brno

It is the second largest airport after Prague. The city center from the station building is only 8 kilometers or 20 minutes drive. The D1 Brno - Olomouc highway passes nearby, which makes it easy to get here by car. Airlines organize flights from Brno to Moscow.

reference Information

• airport address 627 00 Brno 27;
• phone +420 545 521 302;
• on-line departure board http://www.brno-airport.cz/en/flight-information/departures/;
• on-line arrival board http://www.brno-airport.cz/en/flight-information/arrivals/;
• basic airlines: Central Connect Airlines (flies from Moscow), Yakutia (Vnukovo - Tuzhany), Ryanair, Wizz Air, Travel Service Airlines.

How to get to the city and resorts?

1. Taxi... The cost is 5-10 euros. The parking lot is located in front of the airport terminal.
2. Transfer to the city costs about thirty euros. To other resorts, depending on the distance, forty - one hundred and eighty-five euros.
3. Bus number 76 follows to Central railway station from 5:30 am to 10:30 pm every 30 minutes. Rides to the final stop for 20 minutes. Night bus number 89 works from 11:00 to 5:00, leaves every 30-60 minutes. A full ticket costs 0.7 euros.

If the starting point of your trip to the Czech Republic is the capital of the country, it will make this trip even more eventful.
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Pardubice airport

This small airport with all the necessary infrastructure accepts charter and economical international flights, including from Russia. It was built 4 kilometers from central region cities. To Prague from here about one hundred and twenty kilometers. There are several hotels nearby.

Ticket prices to this city are several times lower than to other famous cities in the Czech Republic.

Pardubice is a major railway and transport junction, which allows its guests to comfortably reach the desired points of the country.

reference Information

• airport address 530 06 Pardubice 6;
• phone +420 466 310 155;
• on-line departure board www.airport-pardubice.cz/vylety;
• on-line arrival board www.airport-pardubice.cz/ruprilety;
• based airlines: Sky Express, VIM Airlines, Transaero.

How to get to the city and Czech resorts?

The movement methods are the same. Tourists are often offered a transfer to hotels. The cost of the service is from 15 euros. Buses from the airport take guests to the train or bus station in Pardubice (ticket up to 50 cents). From these nodes, transport runs regularly to major cities and resorts. For example, it takes only 60 minutes to get to Brno or Prague by train.

Taxi to the city will surprise low prices(about 5 euros). Many yellow car drivers speak Russian. But which mode of transport to choose is up to you.

I am more than respectful of air harbors, which have a normal infrastructure, an intuitive layout and normal signs. Despite its impressive size, it is difficult to get lost in the local airport terminal. Everything is simple and transparent even for passengers who came here, like me, for the first time.

Upon arrival at the air harbor, I did not have time to see anything. I went through the control quickly, got my luggage and took a taxi to the hotel. In a taxi, of course, I was surprised when I heard Russian from a person!)) A few words about a taxi: you should choose only official carriers, because their prices are fixed.

Since the way back took a little longer, I had plenty of time to climb air harbor... I was pleasantly surprised by the presence of:

• children's menu in restaurants;
• a prams rental point;
• prayer room;
• photo booths;
• airport history museum.

Here, it turns out, you can even get on a tour of the air harbor. But since I found out about the excursion late, but did not have time to get on it. It is better to visit the excursion program upon arrival in Prague. In addition to the above services, the airport has many cafes, restaurants, beer bars. For children there are two playgrounds with toys and swings.

Time in air gate flew by. Believe it or not, for a 3-hour walk I didn't even have time to use my daily free Wi-Fi.

A large number of tourists come to Prague every year to see the world famous Prague cathedrals and other monuments of architecture, culture and art. The most convenient and fastest way to get to this city is to buy a plane ticket. Passenger international flights are carried out with arrival at the air terminal of Vaclav Havel.

How many airports are there in Prague? The city has 4 operating air complexes:

• Prague-Kbely;
• Letняany;
• Accurate;
• Vaclav Havel.

In addition, several air terminals are located tens of kilometers from the city. Bubovice, Vodohody and Kladno airports are located nearby. Which air gate to choose for arrival depends on how your trip is planned and what places you intend to visit.

Previously, this airport was called Ruzin... Prague airport code: IATA - PRG, ICAO - LKPR. At first it was named after the President of Czechoslovakia, then it was renamed after the President of the Czech Republic. The air hub is located in the northwest of the Czech capital. Serves both domestic and international flights. It is the largest airport terminal in Prague and throughout the Czech Republic. Most often, tourists arrive here. Average airport per year serves 8-10 million passengers... In 2008, a record figure of 12 million people was recorded.

This air complex was erected in 1937 by the architect A. Bensch. In the same year, on April 5, the first plane landed here. Due to the rapid development of technology and aviation, it soon became necessary to expand the territory of the complex. The runway was extended, and in 1956 the building was refurbished. A new terminal was built and the area of ​​the terminal increased to 800 hectares. The northern terminal was also repaired and the runway was reconstructed.

The aero complex operates around the clock, 7 days a week. It consists of four terminals:

1. T1 serves international flights with the exception of the Schengen area.
2. T2 - passenger flights from the Schengen area.
3. T3 - charter and private flights.
4. T4 - government and VIP flights.

Also, the 4th terminal serves air taxi. You can get to the city center by bus. Regular buses No. 119 and 100 run here. They can take you to one of the city's metro stations. Tickets are sold at special counters that you can find in the terminal and near bus stop... The stop is located near terminals 1 and 2. It takes 15 to 35 minutes to get to the nearest metro station. The cost of tickets depends on the chosen route and varies from 32 to 60 CZK. Discounts are available for older passengers. The cost of such a ticket will be approximately 15 CZK.

If you need to get to Republic Square, you can buy a shuttle ticket. It costs about 150 CZK. The shuttle bus departs regularly from the arrivals terminals from 07:30 to 19:00.

Vaclav Havel Airport

Prague-Kbely

The official name of the airport in Prague is Praha - Kbely. This is a non-public military air hub located in the northeastern part of the city. The 24th base is located here today. aircraft... Safe flights for government officials are served here.

This aero complex almost 100 years... After the First World War, flights began to serve here. It was the first operating airport in the Czech capital. Gradually, it became the central and main air terminal of Czechoslovakia and remained so until the main airport of today, Ruzyne, was opened. After World War II, it was converted into a military one. Today the aviation museum is located on its territory.

Letняany

The list of Prague airports also includes the Prague Letnany air hub. It is a public airport terminal that serves domestic flights... In addition, non-public international flights are served here. About 10 years ago, this complex came under the control of a British company, the owner of which decided to keep this air complex.

Today Letняany is the only air hub in the capital that can be reached by metro from almost any part of the city. This makes this complex very convenient for flights to other cities of the country and for arriving in the capital from other regions.

The first term was built in 1923. Initially, aircrafts of Czechoslovakia were tested here. In the 60s, residential areas began to be erected near the complex. Due to the construction of houses runway had to be reduced significantly. In addition, it was even necessary to change the axis of the strip. Information about the possible closure of the airport began to appear in the media. Only in 2007, after the purchase of the air complex by an investment company, work began again on the reconstruction of the runway, the foundation was repaired, etc.

Tochna Airport (does not serve major flights, currently closed)

Accurate

It is a non-public terminal serving domestic flights. Located in the southern part of the Czech capital. It was closed for renovations 6 years ago. To this day, this air hub does not serve flights. The airport has only one GDP, the length of which is 870 m.

Waterways

This air complex is located at a distance of 7 km from the capital. It serves a large number of non-public international flights. Mainly charter and cargo flights are served here. The territory has a main runway and an emergency runway. All of them have special lighting to increase the degree of safety when taking off or landing in the dark.

If you fly charter flight, and the plane has landed at this air complex, it is worth finding out how to get to the city center. There is a regular bus from the terminal. On it you can get to the metro station "Kobylisy", and from here by metro to the center or another area of ​​Prague. A ticket costs about 45 CZK. You can also take a taxi to the city. The cost of such a trip is approximately 600 CZK.

In contact with

Acquaintance of each tourist with new country begins within the walls of an airport or train station. Often, already in the first minutes of your stay there, you can feel how successful the rest in a new place will be.

Those who fly to Prague by plane will get their first impressions of the country when they arrive at the Vaclav Havel Airport located in Ruzyne, a suburb of Prague.

If your tour does not include transfer from the airport to the hotel,.

How to get from Prague airport to the city center

For tourists traveling on their own, and who prefer not to purchase ready-made tours, which include a transfer and a hotel, and every day obeys a certain schedule, information on how to get from the airport to the city will be useful.

To get into central part Prague, you can use:

• public transport services;
• by Airport Express buses;
• minibuses and cars of the CEDAZ company;
• ordered transfer or taxi services.

Each of these options has its own nuances, differs in cost and route duration. The distance from the airport to the city of Prague is about 15 kilometers, but depending on the chosen transport, the travel time can be from 20 to 60 minutes.

Transfer

If you are several people or large suitcases, or if you are traveling with a child, getting by public transport will be inconvenient and, most likely, not cheaper, since you will have to change trains and additionally pay for baggage, and even in Czech crowns (which you most likely do not have yet).

The best option would be a transfer ordered in advance - you will be met in the arrival hall with your name on a sign and taken to the hotel door. Suitcases or strollers will fit in the trunk of a minivan or minibus. The transfer cost is approximately 28-30 euros for all. The most convenient way to order is online. Here are a couple of services with the most affordable prices:

• - the most polite drivers;
• - the largest choice of transport.

By the way, about Czech crowns - at the end of the article there is a list of safe Prague exchangers with a good exchange rate.

Public transport routes - we go by bus

For those who are light. There are several public transport routes with which you can get to the metro, and then by metro to the city center.

So, you can get to the city by the following buses:

• No. 119 to Dejvická metro station - travel time 25 minutes, departs every 10-20 minutes, fare 24 CZK;
• No. 100 to Zličín metro station - travel time 20 minutes, leaves every 10-30 minutes, fare 24 CZK;
• No. 179 to the Nové Butovice metro station - travel time 50 minutes, departs every 10-20 minutes, fare 32 CZK.

Drive on public transport right to the door of the terminal building - a common thing in Europe. The bus on the right will take you wherever you want and back.

The indicated fare may be higher and vary depending on where the ticket is purchased. This can be done directly in the terminal building, in machines at bus stops or at the driver's office. The bus schedule can be found there.

Here's a great video guide on how to get to the city center by bus:

Airport Express buses

Airport Express is a special bus route which runs every 30 minutes from 5:45 am to 10:35 pm and takes passengers to the Dejvická or Hlavní Nádraží metro stations. The fare is 40 or 60 kroons, respectively.

This AE (Airport Express) takes you directly to the main railway station Prague (Hlavní Nádraží).

At the request of passengers, the driver will stop the bus at the nearest tram stop Masarykovo nádraží and at the Náměstí republiky metro station.

Transport services of the CEDAZ company

Minibuses of the CEDAZ company run on the route airport - metro station Náměstí republiky from 7:30 to 19:00 at 30-minute intervals. Travel time is about 30 minutes, and the fare is 150 CZK.

Minibuses CEDAZ - a slightly more expensive option and a little more comfortable.

You can use the services of this company by ordering an individual or group transfer on any desired route right on the spot. You need to contact the AAA Radiotaxi representative, which can be found in the airport building. In this case, the cost of the transfer will be calculated from a fixed rate, which is 28 kroons per kilometer.

Taxi

You can order a taxi to Prague in advance, while still at home, by going to the website of one of the official carriers. And you can do this already upon arrival by contacting the counter of the company's representative offices in the arrival terminal. At the exit and the arrivals hall, there are offices of two carriers, namely AAA Radiotaxi and 1.1.1.RadioCab TAXI. Their transportation tariffs are approximately the same and amount to about 25-27 kroons per kilometer.

Taxis are always at hand here. Škoda is comfortable and patriotic.

A train

There is no way to get to the city by train yet, but in August 2015, the management of the air hub, where, among the implementation of other initiatives, construction plans are mentioned railroad, which will connect Letiště Václava Havla with the Masarykovo nádraží train station (the center of Prague).

Duty free

As in any international airport, in Prague there are duty-free shops, where everyone can buy goods at attractive prices. Prague stores are no different from other similar stores and, as elsewhere, the most popular goods in it are alcohol, perfumes and cosmetics, as well as various kinds. Here you can buy both local Czech production and goods from world famous brands.

But the theme itself, of course, is it. Letiště Václava Havla Praha is one of the few places in the world where the entire existing range of Becherovka is on sale. And - at a democratic price.

Prague is Big city, the capital of the Czech Republic, and therefore, like everyone else big cities 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... Also several airports are 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

Charter flights

Freight lines