How to get around in Prague

Bus, Tram & Metro

Prague has an extensive and efficient public transportation system that includes metros (subways), trams, and buses. The metro is the fastest way to travel across the city.

Tickets are valid across all modes of public transport, so you can easily switch between metro, tram, and bus. You need to buy and validate your ticket before boarding. Tickets can be purchased at stations, kiosks, or via the PID Lítačka mobile app (https://pidlitacka.cz/en). You can find all the necessary information on how and where to buy tickets, as well as routes, fares, and timetables, on the official Prague Integrated Transport (Pražská integrovaná doprava) website at https://pid.cz/en/ or on the Prague Transit Authority website at https://www.dpp.cz/en.

Taxis

We recommend avoiding taxis parked in front of major tourist sites or train stations, as they are likely to charge much higher rates. There are many reputable taxi companies in Prague that offer reasonable fares and good service, such as:

• AAA Radiotaxi – tel: 222 333 222, www.aaa-taxi.cz
• Sedop – tel: 227 227 227, www.sedop.cz
• City Taxi – tel. 257 257 257. www.citytaxi.cz
• Profi Taxi – tel. 14015, www.profitaxi.cz
• Halotaxi – tel. 244 114 411, www.halotaxi.cz

Uber, Bolt & Liftago

For those who prefer more direct private transport, use reputable companies or ride-sharing an alternative to taxi services.

• Uber: https://www.uber.com/cz/en/ride
• Bolt: https://www.bolt.com
• Liftago: https://www.liftago.com

From the Airport to the City Center

Bus number 59 (or 119) is a popular and convenient option, taking you to the Nádraží Veleslavín metro station, where you can transfer to Metro Line A (green line).

From Nádraží Veleslavín, take Metro Line A to the city center. The metro is a quick and efficient way to reach various destinations in Prague.

Bus rides do not need to be booked in advance. Passengers must purchase a ticket before boarding; tickets are available at the airport from vending machines or service counters. The journey to central Prague takes approximately 35 to 45 minutes using the bus and metro combination.

• A 90-minute ticket costs 40 CZK (approx. 1.60 EUR).
• A 24-hour ticket costs 120 CZK (approx. 4.80 EUR).

Official taxis are available at designated stands outside the arrivals hall. Ride-sharing services also operate from the airport and can be more affordable and transparent.

• Travel time: 25–35 minutes, depending on traffic
• Official Taxi: 750-1000 CZK (30–40 EUR)
• Uber Airport: from 420 CZK (17 EUR), depending on time and Uber type

How can I get to CZU from Prague City Center?

The 2025 ACEEU Forum will be hosted in the CULS Aula and the Faculty of Economics and Management. Please note that the Forum venue is located in the district of Suchdol, about 40–45 minutes from Prague’s historic city centre.

Czech University of Life Sciences Prague
Kamýcká 1276
165 00 Prague-Suchdol
Czech Republic

You can reach the Czech University of Life Sciences Prague by taking bus number 107 or 147 from either Dejvická metro station or the Nádraží Podbaba tram/train station. The bus stop you need to get off at is called Zemědělská univerzita.

To get to Dejvická metro station from Prague city center, take Metro Line A (the green line) from stations such as Můstek or Náměstí Míru, heading towards Dejvická. The journey takes about 10–15 minutes.

From Dejvická, board bus 107 or 147 and travel approximately 11 minutes to Zemědělská univerzita.

Alternatively, you can reach Nádraží Podbaba by tram or train from the city center and take the same buses from there, though Dejvická is generally the more direct route.

Alternatively, you can take a taxi or use a ride-sharing service. The journey directly from the city center to the campus takes about 25–30 minutes, depending on traffic. The cost is usually around 220–330 CZK (approximately 9–13 EUR).