Airport

Ruzyně -Prague Airport is a modern and spacious international airport located on the northwest edge of Prague and around 20 km north of the city. All international flights arrive here (there is no other civil airport in Prague).

Getting from the Airport

Prague’s Ruzyně airport is 20 km from the city centre. AAA yellow airport taxis will take you to the town centre for about 600 CZK. Pay at the airport taxi information desk in the arrivals hall, and they will issue you a receipt to give to the driver. Alternatively, use the CEDAZ minibus service that runs every half hour between the airport and Náměstí Republiky. Tickets cost 120 CZK and are sold by the driver or from the booth in the arrivals terminal. But best way is to pre-book reputable Prauge Airport Shuttle, which will take you directly to your hotel for a bargain price. But the cheapest way to get into town is by public transport. Take bus number 119, which goes from the airport to Dejvická metro station in about 25 minutes. From Dejvická it is about four to five stops to the centre of town. Buy a 32 CZK transport ticket at the transport information desk in the arrivals hall or from the coin-operated machine at the airport bus stop.

Prague Airport Terminals

In both terminals the arrival hall and departure hall are next to each other, on the same level.

Terminal 1 – Inter-Continental flights including flights to the United Kingdom, Ireland, North America (USA, Canada), Middle-East, Africa and Asia.
Terminal 2 – Flights within the EU Schengen Agreement member countries and other European destinations.
Terminal 3 – Charter, cargo and private flights. Official State visits or significant occasions.