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- Maps and Traffic Scheme
The following transit maps show regular conditions. Any...
- Trams
The history of low-floor trams in Prague began in 1996 with...
- Metro
Overview of the current status of barrier-free facilities....
- Buses
Three low-floor vehicles Neoplan N4014/3 were launched into...
- Entertainment and Experience
Jízdní řád pro požadovanou linku není momentálně dostupný....
- Restrictions and Emergencies
Due to tram track extension in connection with the metro D...
- Maps and Traffic Scheme
The metro system is the most busiest from monday to thursday from 6:30 to 8:00 AM. Then, the headway is about a minute. The average headway for an entire week is about 4 minutes.
Trains run every 2–4 minutes at peak times and 5–10 minutes at other times. During night break an extensive network of night tram and bus lines replaces metro. Metro is independent from surface traffic ensuring its high reliability. All metro lines are operated by Dopravní podnik hl. m. Prahy.
Tips for travelling on public transit in Prague. Charles Bridge, Prague Castle, the city centre or the ZOO? Going to Prague for a visit and not sure how to travel by public…
Opening times and frequency. The metro opens every day from 5 am – 12 am (midnight). At rush hour, trains run every 2 minutes and during off-peak, they run every 4 – 10 minutes. Fares. Click here for information on the tickets and travel cards. Prague metro is the fastest and easiest way to get around Prague.
Discover the Prague metro network, the fastest and most convenient way to get around the city. Find timetables, maps, and live positions of the trains.
The following transit maps show regular conditions. Any temporary route changes can by found here. PIT (fares zone) Metro (orientaion plan) Metro and trams. Formats: PDF, PNG. Validity 1stFebruary 2023. Formats: PDF, PNG.
