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About Prague Airport 

The fairytale city of Prague is truly like something out of a storybook. From the moment you set foot in the city, you will be surrounded by cobblestone streets, charming buildings and street markets that are just perfect for browsing. With so much to offer, Prague often makes it onto European itineraries. This means the Prague Airport sees a lot of traffic consisting of both domestic and international travelers. 

The Prague Airport is the main airport in the country and offers a range of flights across the Czech Republic, Europe and further abroad. The airport was built to replace Kbely Airport and was first opened in 1937. It has been renovated and extended many times over the years (most notably in 1956, 1968, 1997 and most recently, 2006), with this evolution resulting in the busy, modern airport it is today. The airport was renamed ‘Vaclav Havel Airport’ in 2012 after Vaclav Havel, the man who was the first president of the Czech Republic and also the last president of Czechoslovakia. It is located about seven miles from the city center of Prague, making it easy to get to and from the area.

Things to do near Prague Airport 

Prague Airport has all of the amenities you would expect from a modern airport and you are sure to be quite comfortable during your time there. Located close to Prague City Center, it is quite easy to head into the city if you find yourself on a stopover at Prague Airport. Consider making the most of your time by heading into the city to experience the storybook charm for yourself. 

  • Stroll across one of Prague’s most iconic sites, the Charles Bridge
  • Indulge in some authentic Czech food 
  • Wander along the Vltava River
  • Admire the impressive Prague Castle
  • Enjoy the atmosphere of Old Town Square
  • Observe the Astronomical Clock when it strikes on the hour
  • Learn about Prague’s history at the old Jewish Ghetto
  • Get your photo with the Lennon Wall
  • Learn about Communism at the Communism Museum
  • Enjoy an iconic Prague puppet show

Transit options near Prague Airport 

Prague is a popular city and one that is visited by people from all over the world. It is very well set up for tourists, making it easy to get between the airport and the city center. If you have a stopover or are lucky enough to be staying in this magical city, consider using the following transport options to get to and from the airport.

  • Airport shuttle
  • Uber
  • Bus (119) and subway (Line A, green)
  • Taxi

Luggage storage at Prague Airport 

If you find yourself on a stopover at Prague Airport with enough time to head into the city, we highly recommend you make the most of your time and see some of the best Prague has to offer. Cobblestone streets, old buildings, great food, a picturesque river – surely it sounds better than filling hours at the airport!
With Bounce, you don’t have to worry about your bags. Drop your bags off at a luggage storage facility in Prague for however long you need, and head out to do some exploring, then pick them up when you’re ready for your flight. It’s that simple.

Attractions and activities near Prague Airport 

A stopover at Prague Airport means you’ll be limited by time but there is still plenty to do that will make a visit to the city worth it. If you happen to have a few hours, or even a day, we recommend taking a look at these attractions and activities. 

  • Petrin Hill: Located on the Vltava River, Petrin Hill offers exceptional views over the city. You’ll quickly recognize it by a small version of the Eiffel Tower, a structure you can also climb for extra height.
  • Walking tour: There are so many walking tours available in Prague and it’s a great way to learn more about the city in a short amount of time. You might opt to see the tourist sites or join an educational tour to learn about Prague’s history. 
  • Dining: With so many great restaurants and cafes, it will be difficult to choose a place to eat. Old Town Square offers a range of tourist options, but if you wander a little further out you will be rewarded with more authentic choices.

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