Prague Airport Transfer — Private Car from PRG | Fixed Price

Prague Václav Havel Airport sits 17 kilometres northwest of the city centre, and the metro does not reach it. The closest rail-based connection is a bus to Dejvická metro station (30–40 minutes, then onward by metro). For hotel addresses in Old Town (Staré Město), Malá Strana, or Vinohrady, a private transfer of 25–40 minutes is usually faster and more practical than two changes with luggage. A LocalsRide driver meets you in the terminal arrivals hall with your name sign.

Key Destinations from Prague Airport

Old Town Square and Josefov are 25–40 minutes via the D7 motorway and city roads. Malá Strana (Lesser Town, below Prague Castle) is also 25–40 minutes. Vinohrady and Žižkov run 30–45 minutes, Wenceslas Square 25–40 minutes, Prague 2 and Nusle 30–45 minutes, and Holešovice and Letná 20–30 minutes.

Terminal 1 vs Terminal 2

Terminal 2 handles Schengen flights, so most European arrivals land there. Terminal 1 handles non-Schengen international routes from the UK, the Americas, the Middle East, and Asia. The two terminals are adjacent and connected by a walkway. Confirm your terminal when booking.

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Frequently asked questions

Is there a direct metro from Prague Airport to Old Town?

No. Prague Airport has no metro connection. Bus 119 runs to Nádraží Veleslavín (Metro Line A), and the Airport Express runs to Prague Hlavní nádraží (main railway station). Both need an onward metro or tram for hotel addresses, whereas a private transfer is door-to-door without changes.

Can I book a transfer from Prague Airport to Karlovy Vary or Český Krumlov?

Yes. Karlovy Vary is 130 kilometres west (90–110 minutes via the D6), and Český Krumlov is 180 kilometres south (2–2.5 hours via the D3 and D4). Both are popular day-trip and point-to-point destinations from PRG.