Prague airport transfers

Prague airport transfers by CabinPrague

Prague airport transfers - how to get to city center

Why to choose our services?

The simplicity and effectiveness - choose from our three basic Prague Airport transfers services, standard Airport taxi, quick Airport shuttle or luxury Limousines.
The price you see is price you will pay, no additional charges during the order.
We think about the safety of your children, child boost seater is free of charge.
From the airport to Prague we go always the best way, no unnecessary detours. We're better than Prague public transport.
We know Prague, would you like recommend something extra? Please ask our drivers, they speak English.

Meeting point at the airport

Are you travelling from the countries in the Schengen zone?

Then you will arrive at the Terminal 2 and we will meet you in the arrival hall of Terminal 2 next to the red Vodafone booth. More information here!

If you are going to be checking-out at Terminal 1 (countries outside the Schengen area) we will meet you at the arrival hall of Terminal 1 next to the three-coloured stanchion with Meeting point written on it. More information here!

Petřín

Petřín towers into 327 metres above Prague and is one of many beautiful and romantic places in Prague. Already Kosmas the chronicler mentioned Petřín and said it was very rocky and for its numerous rocky places it began to be called Petřin for the Latin word petra means rock. In the old days rocks have been broken from Petřín and used for some of Prague’s buildings.

Petřín is a place that is connected with love. The love symbol is the statue of the famous Czech poet Karel Hynek Mácha who dealt with the metaphysical form of love not only in his literary work. Many inhabitants of Prague visit Petřín on the 1st of May because the 1st of May is the day of love.

Important places that are worth visiting:

Loreta

Loreta (more specifically Church of the Nativity) is a historic place of pilgrimage and every tourist heading to the Prague Castle should not miss it. It is located on the Prague Loreta Square and it is a beautiful baroque building that has a broad front with a clock tower, where the unique Loretan bells sound with their carillon every hour.

Charles bridge and Kampa

The Charles Bridge has been built in the 10th century and therefore it is the oldest bridge over the Vltava River in Prague and the second oldest bridge in the Czech Republic, the oldest bridge is rock bridge in Písek. Peter Parler can be signed as the genius builder of this bridge. He has also been a part of the construction of the St. Vitus Cathedral.

St. Vitus Cathedral

Not a lot of people know this but the real name of the church commonly known as St. Vitus' Cathedral is St. Vitus, Wenceslaw and Adalbert Cathedral. Until 1997 the Cathedral was consecrated only to St. Vitus and that is why it is commonly known only as Church or Cathedral of St. Vitus.

Prague Castle

A tourist who has just arrived to Prague should not miss some important sites. The most important monument is the Prague Castle.

Prague Castle is open free from 1 April to 31 October in time from 05:00 am to 24:00 pm.

Prague Castle is 24 hours a day guarded by elite unites of the Castle Guard. The Castle Guard is a special component of the Armed Forces of the Czech Republic, is subordinate to the Chief of the Military Office of the President.

We recommend that you set aside time to watch the changing of the Castle Guard, it's worth it.

When is the Changing of the Guard?

The ceremonial Changing of the Guard including a fanfare and the flag ceremony: daily at 12.00 in the First Courtyard.

Cathedral of Saint Vitus - opening hours 2012

Warning! Czech kings tomb is closed for technical reasons.

Winter season ( 1st November – 31st March)

Monday - Saturday 9:00 - 18:00 hrs (last entry 17:40 hrs)

Sunday 12:00 - 16:00 hrs (last entry 15:40 hrs)

Summer season ( 1st April – 31st October )

Monday - Saturday 9:00 - 18:00 hrs (last entry 17:40 hrs)

Sunday 12:00 - 17:00 hrs (last entry 16:40 hrs)

Changes in opening hours of Saint Vitus Cathedral

Prague Airport - 12 million passengers checked

Almost 12 million passengers checked out at the Prague airport last year, which means there has been a 2% rise from the year before. Most passengers have been checked out in the year 2006 and 2011 is the second following. The rising trend is surely substantiated by the rising amount of people who use low-budget lines such as SmartWings, Wizzair or EasyJet.

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