Find buses to Prague

Some popular bus companies that operate cheap buses from Prague, which is located close to the center of Czech Republic, are Bus, FlixBus and RegioJet. Most buses from Prague include free Wi-Fi and restrooms, as well as air conditioning and reclining seats. On some buses, you’ll find snacks and beverages available for purchase, however, this perk is not always available when you buy cheap tickets. Many buses, even ones with lower bus prices, include power outlets on board, though not at every seat. Some buses offer some seats with extra legroom. If you need to bring a service animal aboard, make sure you contact the bus company in advance of your trip. For differently-abled passengers, amenities aboard usually include a hydraulic lift for boarding, designated seats on board, and accessible restrooms.

The Prague bus station Florenc ÚAN is so popular that it is conveniently accessible via public transportation throughout the city. You can take the metro B Yellow Line and C Red Line, and you will disembark at the metro stop that is directly below the bus station. Several city buses and as well as the tram also go to Florenc ÚAN. The main train station in Prague is a short walk to Florenc ÚAN, or just one metro stop away on the C metro line. The prices of tickets for the metro, buses, and tram are all similar. If you are in a hurry or have a lot of cumbersome luggage, taxis are also available but will cost more.

Prague buses connect with cities throughout Czech Republic and across Europe. The Florenc ÚAN bus station is directly above a metro station, greatly facilitating travel throughout the city. Prague is a convenient destination for buses arriving and departing at almost any time, since the station is open from about 3:00 am to midnight, the terminal is open from 5:00 am to midnight, and the bathrooms are always open. There are hotels and hostels near the station if you need accommodation between buses. Also, passengers can often get cheap bus tickets from Prague by traveling to or from smaller cities. For instance, through momondo, you can purchase significantly cheaper tickets from Prague to Frankfurt, Germany, than from Prague to the much larger city Munich, Germany.

When boarding your bus, you will need your ticket. Bus tickets, even cheap bus tickets, are often available as e-tickets, so if you do not have access to a printer on your travels to print out a paper ticket, often a device such as a phone, laptop, or tablet is all you need for your ticket. Last-minute bus tickets can also be purchased at the bus station or from the driver. Bus tickets can usually be cancelled at some point before your journey without a fee, but different bus companies have different rules. For instance, some companies allow you to cancel within an hour without a fee, while other bus companies require you to cancel weeks in advance to avoid a fee. Once you purchase cheap bus tickets through momondo, check with the bus company to verify ticket cancellation policies. Not all buses require identification to board, but some do, so it is always a good idea to have your passport with you, especially if you are traveling internationally.

The bus station Florenc ÚAN in Prague offers travelers several amenities and services to make travel more relaxing, convenient, and enjoyable. An Internet café is open from approximately 9:00 am to 9:00 pm and there is Wi-Fi in the station as well. There is a minimart as well as fast food. Passengers can take advantage of left luggage lockers, currency exchange, and several ATMs. The information desk offers services in different languages and the station provides a designated smoking area. Bathrooms and wheelchair-accessible bathrooms are available for a small fee, and open all the time. Showers are even available, but for a larger fee. Many of these services open a bit later than the station and close a bit earlier than the station. If you are one of the first buses to depart around 3:00 am or one of the last buses to depart usually around 11:00 pm, you might not be able to take advantage of several of the station’s amenities.

The ticket price can vary depending on general demand and more importantly where you’re coming from. If you’re leaving from a popular departure point like Budapest for instance, prices usually start around $49. Berlin and Ljubljana are other options, with prices usually starting from around $45 and $93 respectively.

Horní Planá Bus is a popular station to arrive at. You’ll find many options from here to get to your destination. Some frequently accessed cities you can get to by bus from Horní Planá Bus are Budapest, Munich, and Berlin.

Regiojet, Bus, and STUDENT AGENCY are some of the top choices made by momondo users traveling to Václav Havel Prague.

You can catch a one-way bus to Václav Havel Prague for $14 on average this week. We don’t predict any changes in price within the next 3 months. We recommend booking when you can, as seats may be limited.