From PRAGUE Airport to the City Center/Old Town ( 2023 ) - Fast and Cheap Way for only 1.5 EUR
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ก.ค. 2024
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I would like to show you step by step on how to get from the airport to the city centre/Old Town in Prague.
Super quick, easy and cheap options
By taking public transport, take bus 119 to Nádraží Veleslavín ( metro station), transfer to train and the stop is Staromestska on line A.
Purchase ticket option for 90 minutes & ticket costs 1.5 EUR, you can pay by credit card.
Don't forget to validate your ticket to avoid any penalties or fines ( can be up to 50 EUR )
Sir you are a legend for explaining the steps from airport to Old Town, thank you. Making my first visit next month.
I am super glad to be able to help. Love to share the info
MISTAKE - there IS a lift in station Nádraží Veleslavín, the most central station is one more station on the line - station Můstek - where the line A cross with line B - there is also a lift from both lines to the surface - the Wencelsas square!!!!
I work at Prague Airport and I would like this video to be seen by as many tourists as possible.. GOOD JOB! ✌
Oh wow. That’s a great compliment. Thank u so much. And it meant a lot for your approval. Yes I would hope more people will watch this so it can help on their trip to Prague
Thank you for this. Your video is very detailed and helps me become more confident in taking public transport in Prague
Glad to hear that and appreciate you telling me. Makes me want to make more informative videos. Thanks for your support watching my video
This was so helpful for our first visit to Prague - many thanks
Thank you for watching and am superrrrr glad that I can help you on your trip.
Very helpful 👍
You should mention there is a lift on Nadrazi Veleslavin, heading right to the metro.
Thanks for the additional info
Pleasant trip👍👍👍
Excellent video!!!...Thanks
Thank you for your support
Thanks 🙏 😁
THANNNK U
I loved that video as I be visiting Prague shortly for first time so thanks for information and I be stai in old quarter
Sweet. Glad that I could be helpful on your planning for your trip
greetings from Prague
Ahojjjjjjjjjjj. Glad u made it to Prague. So beautiful there
Thank you so much for this informative video-guide. I am always stressed about finding the right transportation outside the airport since i tend to mess up.
Glad to help and able to provide the info. Thank you for watching the video
MISTAKE 2 - there is also bus number 100 that takes you to final station of metro line B (yellow) Zličín (=Zlihcheen) - total time from the airport to same station Můstek - lines A and B is equal!!!!
Thank you for the clarification
Muantab
Terima kasihhhhhh
1. In the beginning, you might want to let the viewer know that the ticket machine have choice of 4 language if you can't read cze! 2. You might want to let the user know that you ONLY put your ticket for time stamp only ONCE for the time period of the ticket, doesn't matter if it is 1 ride or 72 hrs(3days), if you accidently put the ticket in the machine again! you just invalid the ticket and throw away the money!
Thank you for the correction. Appreciate it
Thanks for the tips! May I ask, if I buy a 72 hour ticket and I have validated it once at the airport, this means I just have to keep the ticket with me for the next 72 hours and I don't have to validate it again?
Correct. You only validate it once
Note re unpaid fare for the 'big piece of luggage' (bicycle or big backpack/suitcase) - its extra CZK 20 with 30min or 90min ticket ('luggage ticket' is a separate one-off ticket). BUT if you have ticket for period of 1D or more, 1 'big piece of luggage' is included and goes for free on any journey. They define 'big piece of luggage' as bigger than max 25×45×70 cm. (smaller than that is free with any ticket, but 3 max)
If you have stroller/buggy, it goes free. BUT, if the baby is not inside, then you have to pay for it as 'big piece of luggage' -CZK20:)
What is the most interesting- if you have snowboard or skis: it goes for free with ANY ticket-why specifically snowboard/ski are free, no idea:)
Semangat
;). Jalan terus
nice video.. thx ps. they have a elevator across the street.. :-)
Thanks for the additional info
Hi, how about travel in the whole city,credit card is most convenient or need to carry some cash for spare is well?
Yes. Credit card is the most safe and convenient way for sure
@@foodloverasian143 when you say credit card, does debit card work also?
I would rather not using debit card
Sir..I will come to the Prague on September 2023, but I'am still confuse, because it's my first trip going to there. What is the route from the airport to the cvut?
If u follow the route step by step. U can reach the old town or most destination using the train. It’s super simple actually
Cool video when you get off the bus is there a tram 26 there or tram station google maps shows me another away thanks alot
When u get off the bus, make sure to get off at the last stop. That will be the train station and there where you get on to use the train to go to your destinations. Super easy and convenient
Jalan² terosss..
Iya selagi masih bisa. ;)
Ya bisalah... semangat
So you use same ticket for bus and metro
No. Metro is different and separate from bus. They are located in different area. You just need to choose which one you want and find the location of transportation
@@foodloverasian143 Why not? You are using the same paper ticked you purchased on the video for bus AND metro in case you have time till it expires.
I need to check it out again to be sure
@@foodloverasian143 Of course you can buy another ticket and use it for metro, but it's waste of money. Just use the same ticket from airport in both, bus + metro.
I heard that 119 bus got replaced by 59 trolleybus. Can you verify and if so, can you pin an update to the top comment?
Yes, I visit Prague 2 weeks ago and it has changed to bus number 59.
yep, true
Does it go all the way into the city center?
@@ccmarcum The 59 trolleybus does not go to the city center. Take trolleybus 59 to station called Nadrazi Veleslavin and then you would get off and get on the subway that's also called Nadrazi Veleslavin. It's a green line. That subway will take you to the city center. Map of subway here pid.cz/wp-content/uploads/mapy/schemata-trvala/a4_metro.pdf
What language they used
Czech is the official language used in Prague. Most people speak English too over there.
Thank you.your video is very intersting and give a good information.
I am so glad to hear that it is useful. Happy to help and share information
Is it free for 65up tourists for public transport?
Unfortunately they are not free.
Yes! If you are under the age of 15 or higher than 65 yo, you don't have to buy a ticket. Trust me I live in Prague :)
Do you have to show any proof? Or buying any cards to carry?
@@foodloverasian143 Yes you need proof for example: your passport or ID or literally anything
Just got back from Krakow, Warsaw and Prauge . Yes-Prague is one town where being 65 and older has a few benefits. ALL of the public transportation (buses, trams, metro, venicular) are all free. And yes-Have photo ID that demonstrates you are part of the greater generation@@dominiksystemgamesandtech
You don't mention buying a ticket for your luggage.
For the train? They don’t charge ticket for your luggage. At least I didn’t pay it
@foodloverasian143 it is 20 czk per item of large luggage. It is on the screen you choose the length of time your ticket lasts. You can be fined if you have a large check on sized suitcase and do not pay 20czk for it. I am pleased you didn't get fined.
Good to know. I guess the bus driver didn’t mention it at all. But this is a great information. Thank you for sharing
@@foodloverasian143 the bus driver doesn't give a damn. He/She just drives the bus/tram/train its his/her job, nothing more. Validating tickets and fares is a job for a ticket inspector who boards randomly...... If the ticket inspector boarded your bus.... then its his/her job to fine you.... and you would be fined, no mercy, no ifs, no buts.
The key principle of Prague's public transport is 'honesty system': you got to be 'honest' AND THAT INCLUDES doing your homework regarding what you have to pay for-- BEFORE you start using the services. If you do not, then if you are unlucky and meet the ticket inspector.... no negotiations or explanations will help
Do you also have to validate the ticket for your luggage?
Interesting, but it's rather disappointing that you didn't even bother to read the names of the stations properly. Surely for a video about this specific route giving the station names is sort of important?