Online you would do this at pidlitacka.cz/en otherwise you'd need to go to a DPP ticket office,

Check the updated video at kzbin.info/www/bejne/sHubamNmeZ2Wi5o and at 00:57 it shows you that the main entry to the platforms (the centre entry passage) is in the middle of the upper concourse or what the station calls Level -1.

Hi Brett, I hope your daughter knows how to cook! Either that or it's take-out food. It's an excellent time to hire a bike for a day and cycle the riverside. Look me up for a walking tour if you visit.

Watch out for the Forexchange places.

S indicates North and J indicates South.

It's the same floor as where the ticket offices are located i.e. -1. Go to the end that has the Billa supermarket and it's almost opposite. Read the page at livingprague.com/prague-transport/driving-prague/

very helpful thanks

Hi can i take trains to Vienna, Dresden from this prague train station or do i hv to go to florene train station?

Hi Jay, Yes, you can take trains to Vienna and Dresden via the Main Train Station (can be called HL Nadrazi or Wilsonovo). Florenc is only for buses.

@@livingprague6239 oh thx for ur info, it helps..😂

Hi Angelina, the composer is Bedřich Smetana. The title of the piece is called Vltava and is part of the Má Vlast symphony. If you want to know which orchestra is playing it then you'll need to contact the market organisers at [email protected]

Thank you sooo much Living! So sweet of you! Why I check my account that late.

Hi there, the video shows a green button marked "discounted" top right on the machine. Press that button first, then press the tariff that you want i.e. 12 (child price for a CZK24 ticket which is good for 30 minutes) or 16 (child price for the CZK32 90 minute ticket) and it will show you the "green" price.

Once you have validated the ticket then you can travel for the time allowed i.e. if you validate a CZK24 ticket then you are good for 30 minutes with as many changes as you want. If you validate a CZK32 ticket you are good for 60 minutes (90 mins off peak). It works the same for 24 hour and 72 hour passes. Locals have to pay too. Have a good trip :-)

thx. we just swipe card in my country and machine PEEP it will five warning if money start end. and card need be load again. nobody drive bus free :) its so funny just jump bus back door and look normal :)

Hi there, you cannot buy the 3 day pass at the airport, only at the train stations DPP booths, tourist information centres at the bus/train stations and main metro stations like Muzeum and Mustek. You cannot use banknotes on regular public transport but you can use them and get change if you use the Airport Express to get from the Airport to the Main Train Station close to Wenceslas Square.

great thanks

Hi there, only the 24 hour pass can be bought from the machine. There is no 2 day pass. To get the 3 day pass you'll need to visit one of the transport hubs i.e. muzeum or mustek. You can also get it at the tourist information centres at Florenc bus station or the main train station. It costs CZK310. Validate like a normal single ticket and it's then valid for 72 hours. No photo required.

thank you so much for the information...helped me alot..tc

It's unlikely that Prague would get enough snow to require snow shoes but you do want to be wearing a good pair of boots. There can be some ground laying snow between November and March but mainly the issue will be ice so boots with good grip are advised. Have fun,

Thanks Jason

+Viktor István Juhász Hi Viktor. The machines only take CZK coins or the offices and tabaks take CZK notes as well. Nobody takes Euros for transport tickets not even at the airport. If you want tickets in advance the only option is to buy the Survival Kit at www.livingprague.com/headstart.htm. Otherwise you'll have to change money at the airport/station or the external ticket machine at the airport bus stop is supposed to accept credit cards but I've not confirmed that. Jason

+Living Prague Thank you for your quick answer