TRAVEL
Getting to Prague and Around the City
Václav Havel Airport Prague
You can reach almost 170 destinations in the world from the Prague airport. Connection between the airport and downtown Prague is ensured by public transport bus lines that run at several-minute intervals, connecting to Metro A-Line and B-Line. The bus stops are located directly in front of the terminals. Airport Express buses provide a direct connection between the airport and Main Train Station (connection to Metro C-Line). More information can be found at www.prg.aero.
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Rail Transport
There are four key train stations in Prague connected to Metro B-Line and C-Line. Prague Hlavní nádraží (Prague Main Train Station) is the largest railway terminal in the Czech Republic, and serves not only as a central point for domestic train transport, but also as an important hub for international connections throughout Europe. Czech Railways - www.cd.cz, Leo Express - www.leoexpress.com, RegioJet - www.regiojet.cz
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Public Transport
Prague's public transport system is rated the fifth-best in the world. It offers transport solutions including three metro lines (A, B and C), trams, and buses. For more information and price lists, visit the website: www.dpp.cz.
Getting to the congress venue
Prague Congress Centre/Kongresové centrum Praha
5. května 1640/65
140 21 Praha 4-Nusle
Czechia
Public Transport
The Prague Congress Centre is located in the wider city centre, directly at Metro C-Line station Vyšehrad, only two stations away from the centre of Prague. For those arriving by car or bus, the location is very easily accessible, thanks to the nearby Prague Ring Road. There are also parking spaces and a charging HUB for electric cars.
By Car
The Prague Congress Centre is accessible via the north-south highway - follow the traffic signs. The guarded covered parking lot (almost 100 spaces) is located under the Prague Congress Centre and the Vyšehrad Business Centre.