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Prague is a compact city with the main sites within no more than 30 minutes walk from one to the other.

So attractive is the city that it is a shame not to amble along on foot through the labyrinth of cobbled streets, taking time to admire the architecture. Nonetheless information on taxis, trams and our limousines are all detailed below.

Around Town

By Foot
Prague city centre is extremely manageable by foot. It should take no more than 30 minutes to walk from Prague Castle in the North West diagonally across the city to Wenceslas Square. Walking around through cobbled streets is the easiest way to get around.

By Taxi
Taxis are available in the street but visitors should ascertain fares before getting into the vehicle, some drivers do not go by the metre. Be particularly cautious around major tourist sites where you are more likely to encounter less scrupulous drivers. Our concierge will order taxis for you as required.

By Our Limousine services
We offer a Mercedes Benz – S Class extended version for private sightseeing tours of the city or for trips further afield perhaps to Cesky Krumlov.

By Boat
From spring to autumn you can take a boat cruise on the Vltava between the 10 bridges. Boats leave from the port near New Town, the journey is two hours each way. Prices start from CZK 350 ( EUR 12) for 2 hours, up to CZK 1350 ( EUR – 47.3.4) for 4 hours.


By Tram
Trams run through the city centre. There are two tram stops both just 1 minute from the hotel. You can take a tram from here, either over the river toward The Old Town Square or toward Malostranske Namesti (Little Quarter Square) & The Charles Bridge.

Funicular Railway to Petrin
The funicular runs 318 metres up to the top of Petrin hill from where you can climb the observatory for a panoramic view of the city.    The stop is in Malα Strana. It runs daily from 9 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. (11:20 p.m. from November to March) at 10-15 minute intervals.

By Horse-drawn carriage
Carriages await customers in the Old Town Square, just by the Old Town City Hall and the Astronomical Clock. The carriages will take you through the streets of the Old City.    Fares are CZK 300 (EUR 11)
   
To and From the Airport

Prague Ruzyne International Airport is situated 17km west of the city centre, it is approximately a 30 minute journey.

By Our Limousine
We offer a Mercedes Benz – S Class limousine service. Prague Ruzyne International Airport is situated 17km west of the city centre. The limousine journey will take around 30 minutes to reach central Prague.
By Taxi
The taxi journey will take around 30 minutes to reach central Prague. Taxis are located outside the Arrivals Hall, please make sure you select a registered taxi, but in preference we recommend you arrange in advance for a company to pick you up. Any of the following firms is reliable, alternatively our concierge will be delighted to make your arrangements.

By Shuttle Bus
There is a shuttle service that runs every 30 minutes to Namesti Republiky but for a slightly higher fare can take you straight to your hotel.

By Car
If you plan to rent a car it is generally better to book your car in advance rather than on arrival. You should save approximately 20% on the charge. Our concierge will be delighted to make any necessary arrangements for you.



You must be over 18 to drive, and you must carry your driving licence, a vehicle registration card and an ownership certificate or rental agreement at all times. Foreign driving licenses are valid however New Zealand and Australian drivers should have an international driving licence. In the city, the speed limit is 50km/h, while outside urban areas, the speed limit is 90km/h and for highways 130km/h. It is compulsory to wear seatbelts in the front and back seats.

Like most cities it is difficult to park in the city centre. You should only use the designated parking areas with pay and display tickets; otherwise you will receive a fine or have your car towed away.
Taxi and Tram Fares
Taxi Fares
• Starting Rate - CZK 40 (EUR 1.55)
• CZK 28 (EUR 1.10) - 1 km
   one-way in Prague and outside
   Prague (after flag fall).
• Additional Charge -
   CZK 6 (EUR 0.23) waiting rate
   for 1 minute.   

Tram Fares
• Single Ticket (one use)
   Adults: CZK 18 (EUR 0.70)
   Children 6-15 years:
   CZK 9 (EUR 0.35)
   Children under 6: free

• Transfer Ticket (multiple uses)
   Adults: CZK 26 (EUR 1)
   Children 6-15 years:
   CZK 14 (EUR 0.55)
   Children under 6: free
To & From the Airport
Our Limousines

• One-way airport transfer:
   CZK 1900 (EUR 70)

• Two-way airport transfer:
   CZK 3400 (EUR 130)

• Standard Rates/Hour in Prague:
   (allows 50 km for each hour)
   CZK 1850 (EUR 72)

• 12 Hour package
   (all of Czech Republic)
   CZK 16000 (EUR 622.50)   

• 24 Hour package
   (all of Czech Republic)
   CZK 32000 (EUR 1,245)

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