Transport in Prague Reviews

Using pragueairport-shuttle.com,... they arrived late to collect us and took our money for the return journey and failed to turn up! leaving us at the mercy of the notorius street firms, (Who turned out to be slightly cheaper!). Various excuses re non collection. of a burglary and a cheque in the post, that was lost by the post office twice ...  Read the complete review

To be honest I don't have that much to add to what the other opinions in this category say, but I feel they missed a couple of points so I decided to write my own op. The Airport If your arriving in the Czech Republic this is where you are likely to be entering so I feel a special mention is worthwhile. The airport is ...  Read the complete review

Prague is a magical place and a cheap place to visit. In getting around Prague it really couldn’t be easier. First of all when you get there ‘do not!’ buy the tickets that last you an hour they are a waste of your money and time. Go straight for the daylong travel passes. I bought one the would have lasted me 15 days on any ...  Read the complete review

There is so much to do and see in Prague and it is unarguably one of the most beautiful cities in the world - I've visited a lot of places and it certainly ranks in the top 3. There was a bit of a heat wave when I was there last Easter, so consequently I never got round the many museums and galleries that Prague has which was a shame, but ...  Read the complete review

As far as I can tell, general security for tourists in Prague has improved substantially over the last few years. I first visited the Czech capital in the spring of 1997, and when I returned in July 2000, there were markedly less hawkers around the main attractions, and the city itself simply feels safer. The Charles Bridge in particular is now ...  Read the complete review

I have flown from Prague before now, because I was unable to get a cheap flight from Vienna to London at such short notice. I have certainly returned to Prague a lot wiser than first time round. The train ride to Prague from Vienna takes about 4 and a half hours, and is very comfortable, being a EuroCity train. However things change when you get ...  Read the complete review