The journey to the airport is often stressful. Suitcases, children, time pressure – and then there’s the decision of which transport to choose. Václav Havel Airport Prague offers several options for getting there. In this article, we will show you the main modes of transport and their advantages and disadvantages. Finally, we will advise you why a fixed-price taxi is often the most convenient option.
Public transport to Prague Airport
Urban public transport is the cheapest option. The most frequently used is bus 119 from Nádraží Veleslavín, which connects to metro line A.- ✅ Lowest price (40 CZK ticket)
- ❌ Necessity of transfers, lengthy with suitcases
- ❌ Not suitable for traveling at night
Airport Express and shuttle bus
Another option is to use the Airport Express from the Main Station or one of the commercial shuttle buses.- ✅ Direct connection to the center
- ✅ Better comfort than public transport
- ❌ Limited timetable
- ❌ Higher price than public transport
Own car and parking at the airport
If you are traveling by car, you can park directly at the airport.- ✅ Comfort when traveling to the airport
- ❌ High parking fees during a longer vacation
- ❌ Risk of full parking lots
Uber, Bolt and alternative apps
Services like Uber or Bolt can be an interesting alternative, but they have their pitfalls.- ✅ Convenient ordering via the app
- ❌ Prices fluctuate according to demand (surge pricing)
- ❌ Child seats are not always available
- ❌ Risk of longer waits during rush hour
Taxi to the airport – a fast and convenient option
If you are looking for reliability, a fixed price taxi is the ideal solution.- ✅ Fixed price without hidden fees
- ✅ Driver waits directly at the terminal and monitors flight delays
- ✅ 24/7 non-stop service
- ✅ Free car seat or larger car for groups
- ✅ Online booking within 2 minutes