Prague public transport: metro, trams and timetables
When the first and last metro runs, how often tram 22 comes or how to get from the airport to the centre. All departures are calculated from the Prague Integrated Transport (PID) timetable, so the numbers match what is running this week.
Prague transport map
Every metro and tram line from the PID timetable. Tap a line or a station to open its timetable.
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Three lines carry most journeys in Prague. On a weekday line C alone runs 669 trains in both directions.
Notices from PID, available in Czech only.
Trams
Routes of all linesDay trams run from about 4:30 am to midnight, then night lines take over. Pick a line number.
Night trams
Metro stations A to Z
Each station page lists departures by hour in every direction and the trams you can change to above ground.
- Anděl B
- Bořislavka A
- Budějovická C
- Černý Most B
- Českomoravská B
- Dejvická A
- Depo Hostivař A
- Flora A closed
- Florenc B C
- Háje C
- Hlavní nádraží C
- Hloubětín B
- Hradčanská A
- Hůrka B
- Chodov C
- I. P. Pavlova C
- Invalidovna B
- Jinonice B
- Jiřího z Poděbrad A
- Kačerov C
- Karlovo náměstí B
- Kobylisy C
- Kolbenova B
- Křižíkova B
- Ládví C
- Letňany C
- Luka B
- Lužiny B
- Malostranská A
- Můstek A B
- Muzeum A C
- Nádraží Holešovice C
- Nádraží Veleslavín A
- Náměstí Míru A
- Náměstí Republiky B
- Národní třída B
- Nemocnice Motol A
- Nové Butovice B
- Opatov C
- Palmovka B
- Pankrác C
- Petřiny A
- Pražského povstání C
- Prosek C
- Radlická B
- Rajská zahrada B
- Roztyly C
- Skalka A
- Smíchovské nádraží B
- Staroměstská A
- Stodůlky B
- Strašnická A
- Střížkov C
- Vltavská C
- Vysočanská B
- Vyšehrad C
- Zličín B
- Želivského A
Buses
All linesThe most searched bus lines, with timetables and live vehicle positions.
Getting to the airport
No metro line reaches Václav Havel Airport. Take trolleybus 59 to Nádraží Veleslavín and continue on metro A, or the AE bus straight to the main railway station.
Tickets and prices
One ticket covers the metro, trams and buses. It is cheapest in the PID Lítačka app, paper tickets from machines and newsagents cost a few crowns more.
Petřín funicular
From Újezd to the top of Petřín hill in a few minutes. It has its own ticket, the standard 30-minute ticket is not valid.
Prague public transport FAQ
How much is a public transport ticket in Prague?
A paper ticket for 30 minutes costs CZK 39 and for 90 minutes CZK 50. In the PID Lítačka app they are slightly cheaper (CZK 36 and 46). A 24-hour ticket costs CZK 150.
How late does the Prague metro run?
The last trains leave the end stations around 23:54 and arrive shortly after midnight. Service starts again between 4:30 and 4:45 am. At night, night trams 90–99 and night buses replace the metro.
How often does the metro run?
In the weekday rush hours line C runs every 2 minutes, lines A and B slightly less often. In the evening and at weekends trains come every 5 to 10 minutes.
Is one ticket valid on the metro, trams and buses?
Yes. PID tickets are valid on all public transport in Prague, including transfers, for as long as the ticket is valid. The exceptions are the Petřín funicular (30 and 90-minute tickets are not valid there) and the AE airport bus with its own fare.
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