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Václav Havel · Trolleybus 59 and metro A

Trolleybus 59 and metro A.
To Nádraží Veleslavín in 17 minutes.

DPP, on a PID ticket, from stops "terminál 1" and "terminál 2" to nádraží veleslavín in 17 minutes.

35 min ride04:22–23:32Luggage included

Priced per traveler.

Each traveler pays the fare; group products are applied where they beat it.

TravelersEachTotal
1 adultCZK 50CZK 50
2 adultsCZK 50CZK 100
3 adultsCZK 50CZK 150
4 adultsCZK 50CZK 200
5 adultsCZK 50CZK 250
6 adultsCZK 50CZK 300
7 adultsCZK 50CZK 350
8 adultsCZK 50CZK 400

Buy the 90-minute PID ticket: CZK 50 on paper or at a machine, CZK 46 in the app, CZK 55 by SMS. It covers transfers across Prague. The 30-minute ticket will not reliably last the whole trip. Children under 15 and anyone 65 or over travel free, visitors included; children from 10 need proof of age.

How to get there

From arrivals to Nádraží Veleslavín in 17 minutes

Three steps once you have collected your bags.

01

Find the stop

Stops "Terminál 1" and "Terminál 2".

02

Buy your ticket

From the driver, a machine or the app.

03

Ride to Nádraží Veleslavín in 17 minutes

35 min.

Worth knowing

From Terminál 1 (one minute later from Terminál 2), every day. The 04:22 connects with the first metro at 04:45; the 23:32 with the last at 23:55. Every 3 to 10 minutes by day, up to 20 at the edges.

Stamp a paper ticket once, at the airport stop before boarding — the validators are on the platform, not on the vehicle. An app ticket must be activated at least 60 seconds before you board.

Tickets: machines at the stops (cards accepted), the DPP info centres in both arrivals halls (daily 07:00–21:00), contactless terminals on board, or the PID Lítačka app.

A checked-size suitcase is over the free limit and needs a CZK 25 luggage ticket; PID's airport page says CZK 20. Either way it is the same time validity as your own ticket.

It was bus 119 until 6 March 2024, when the trolleybuses took over; older guides still say 119.

Change at Nádraží Veleslavín, the trolleybus terminus: the metro is beneath the same forecourt.

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