The airport is modern and spacious with all the ammenities you’d expect from airport in a modern European City.
Travel links into Prague city centre are good and it with take you around 20 minutes by car and double that if you travel on public transport.
There are very frequent public transport links between the airport and the city via train and bus. There is also plenty of car parking and a number of major car hire firms onsite should you forget to book yours in advance.
Staff at the airport speak English and are very friendly so there’s no worries with asking for help if you get lost or need a bit of help.
There are also plenty of shops and restaurants to keep you ammused especially on the outbound journey with plenty to do, eat and buy.
Prague Airport
Prague’s International airport is called Airport Prague Ruzyne and is situated about seventeen kilometres North of Prague.
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The airport is modern and spacious with all the ammenities you’d expect from airport in a modern European City.
Travel links into Prague city centre are good and it with take you around 20 minutes by car and double that if you travel on public transport.
There are very frequent public transport links between the airport and the city via train and bus. There is also plenty of car parking and a number of major car hire firms onsite should you forget to book yours in advance.
Staff at the airport speak English and are very friendly so there’s no worries with asking for help if you get lost or need a bit of help.
There are also plenty of shops and restaurants to keep you ammused especially on the outbound journey with plenty to do, eat and buy.