TRAVEL

Visa

Participants from some non-EU countries may need visa to enter the European Union (see here for their list). For a list of states whose citizens are exempt from visa requirement see here.

Coming by plane

The Prague airport is located at the western end of the city, some 15 km from Prague center. The easiest way how to come from the Airport to the city center is to use city bus 119 from the Airport to Undergroud A-line (end-stop “Dejvicka”) and to continue by this underground line directly to the station “Muzeum”, which is located in the front of the Museum’s Old Building. For fares see here. You can also use taxi.

Coming by train

Prague can be easily reached by train. See e.g. here for more information.

Coming by bus

Prague is connected with many major European cities with bus lines. See e.g. here for more information.

Coming by car

Czechia is a small country, which can be easily reached by car from neighboring countries. For motorway network see here and for related information see here.

Local transportation

Prague has a comprehensive network of public transportation consisting of three “metro” (underground, subway) lines, city busses, trams and city trains (S-Bahn). Single tickets or travel passes can be purchased at most newspaper stands and from the coin machines at metro stations or using SMS. For the current state of the traffic see here. See here for detailed information on local transportation in Prague. For fares see here.