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Prague tram transport

Prague tram

Prague tram map – click to enlarge

Prague trams

With tram you can have access to the downtown Prague and places, where the buses do not enter. The city center has the tram network operating during the day and night.

Night trams
During the night (from midnight until the 4,30 a.m.) there are transferring tram lines from 51 to 59. Each stop has its schedule.

Tram tickets
The same type of ticket can be used for metro, trams and buses.

Connection to metro
The tram stop which is marked with the sign =M= means that there is the possibility to get out and continue with the metro.

Tram intervals
The intervals are variable from 2 minutes to 20 minutes, depending on the location, peak hours or weekend.

Prague tram schedule – enter the tram line no. & click „search“ to see the timetable.

Tram tickets

Passengers are obliged to buy and validate a ticket before entering the tram. The tickets can be bought in the automatic machines or in any tobacco store. You can also buy tickets by SMS. There are uniformed ticket inspectors who have the right to check the validity of the ticket at any time inside the tram.

Short video showing how to move in Prague public transport

Prague trams – related topics

Find connection between two stops of Prague public transport

Prague – Map of tram and metro lines (PNG image, 400kB)

Prague – Map of tram and metro lines (PDF file, 500kB)

Prague – Map of night tram and bus lines (GIF image, 660kB)

Prague – Map of night tram and bus lines (PDF file, 300kB)

Buy public transport tickets by SMS

Private transfers from Prague Airport

Comments

Bob Hunt - tnuhr(at)hotmail.com - 2009-03-28


Please tell me how to take tram or trams and/or metro from 1)Spojovaci to Malostranska and then 2)from there to the Jewish Cemetery in Josevof, the Jewish Quarter and then 3)from there back to Spojovaci. I have the map but do not see where to change. I would rather ride the trams even if slower. Thank you Bob Hunt USA

Pavel Hajek - info(at)czech-transport.com - 2009-03-29


  • To go from Spojovaci to Malostranska, take the tram number 1 (26 minutes)
  • From Malostranska to Staromestska (there is Jewish Quarter nearby) take tram 18 (only 1 stop) or metro A (1 station)
  • From Staromestska to Spojovaci: take first the tram number 17 to Strossmayerovo náměstí and there change to number 1.

Brian - brian.vanwey(at)gmail.com - 2009-06-18


Do I need to pay extra for traveling with a large bag on the trams.

Pavel Hajek - info(at)czech-transport.com - 2009-06-19


Brian:
You should pay for a luggage bigger than 25×45×70cm (or weighting more than 50kg). The tariff is 13 CZK. But in reality I have never seen an inspector checking the luggage dimensions :).

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Last update: 2009-07-11