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Public
Transport In Prague
Using the public
transport is a cheaper way to travel in Prague. Specially in peak hours, you
can get trams and metros in very short interval of time. Tickets can be
purchased from metro stations, news paper agents, tobacconist shops or even
tourist information centers and can be used for trams, busses and metro. Some
type of tickets can be used to transfer from one type of service to another.
Prague
Metro System
Prague metro system
consists of three lines A, B & C and operate form early morning to mid night.
This covers 51 stations and available between 2-3 minutes in peak hours.
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Rail
System in Prague
Prague rail system
operated by Czech Railways covers routes between Prague and main cities and
towns. Tickets can be purchased from the train stations and need to make the
reservation in advance for some routes.
Praha Hlavni Nadrazi Train Station is the main train station in Prague and
located near to the Wenceslas Square.
Prague Funicular railway runs up to Petrin Hilside and travelers can get a good
view of Prague by that.
Traveling
by Bus in Prague
Prague bus network
covers the area which accessible from tram or train. For more information on
Prague busses and bus timetables please visit www.vlak-bus.cz.
Taxi
Service in Prague
Prague taxies are the
comfortable way of traveling and covers almost all the area. Taxies are metered
and there will be higher charges at night.
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