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    The Prague Metro operates 3 metro lines (A, B, C) daily from 05:00-24:00, running every 2-3 minutes during peak hours and 4-9 minutes after 19:00, transporting passengers safely and reliably across the city. Trams run daily from 04:30-24:00 and nightly from 24:00-04:30, with the most popular routes running every 4 minutes and other routes running every 8-10 minutes during the week and 8-15 minutes on weekends. A funicular railway runs from Lesser Town to Petrin Hill every 10 minutes in summer and 15 minutes in winter, and is part of the public transport system. Main train stations are Praha hl

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    The Prague Metro operates 3 metro lines (A, B, C) daily from 05:00-24:00, running every 2-3 minutes during peak hours and 4-9 minutes after 19:00, transporting passengers safely and reliably across the city. Trams run daily from 04:30-24:00 and nightly from 24:00-04:30, with the most popular routes running every 4 minutes and other routes running every 8-10 minutes during the week and 8-15 minutes on weekends. A funicular railway runs from Lesser Town to Petrin Hill every 10 minutes in summer and 15 minutes in winter, and is part of the public transport system. Main train stations are Praha hl

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    The Prague Metro operates 3 metro lines (A, B, C) daily from 05:00-24:00, running every 2-3 minutes during peak hours and 4-9 minutes after 19:00, transporting passengers safely and reliably across the city. Trams run daily from 04:30-24:00 and nightly from 24:00-04:30, with the most popular routes running every 4 minutes and other routes running every 8-10 minutes during the week and 8-15 minutes on weekends. A funicular railway runs from Lesser Town to Petrin Hill every 10 minutes in summer and 15 minutes in winter, and is part of the public transport system. Main train stations are Praha hl

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    PRAGUE METRO

    The Prague Metro operates daily 05:00-24:00. Metro lines operate a service
    every 2-3 minutes during peak hours, and 4-9 minutes after 19:00.
    There are 3 metro lines: A (green), B (yellow) and C (red). These cover all
    areas of the city centre.
    The Prague Metro is safe and reliable, transporting passengers at high speed
    from one side of Prague to the other
    PRAGUE TRAMS
    Daytime trams operate daily 04:30-24:00. The most popular trams run every
    4 minutes. Other trams run every 8-10 minutes during the week, and every
    8-15 minutes at weekends.
    Night trams operate nightly 24:00-04:30. They run every 30 minutes, and are
    numbered 51 through 59.
    Trams cover all areas of the city centre. Most useful trams: Tram 9 runs
    from Wenceslas Square in the New Town via the National Theatre, over the
    river to theLesser Town. Tram 22 runs from the National Theatreover the river
    to the Lesser Town Square, and up toPrague Castle (a nice scenic route)
    - Prague Tram map.
    PRAGUE FUNICULAR RAILWAY
    A funicular railway runs from jezd in the Lesser Townto the top of Petrin Hill.
    At the summit, set in landscaped gardens, is Petrin Observation Tower, a
    mirror maze and an observatory. The funicular also stops half way up the hill
    at Nebozizek Restaurant.
    The funicular operates daily 09:00-23:30, every 10 minutes in the summer,
    15 minutes in the winter.
    The funicular railway forms part of the Prague public transport network, so
    tickets and passes used on trams, buses and the metro (see public transport
    tickets) can also be used to ride the funicular - more info.

    PRAGUE TRAINS
    Praha hlavn ndra train station
    The main train station in Prague is Praha hlavn ndra, which is

    near Wenceslas Square.


    Metro: Hlavn ndra - metro map (line C).
    Ndra Praha-Holeovice train station
    A second railway station is located just outside the city centre, Ndra PrahaHoleovice.
    Metro: Ndra Holeovice - metro map (line C).
    Train Times & Ticket Reservations
    Check train times and book tickets at esk drhy (Czech Railways).
    Information is in Czech, English and German (select 'en' or 'de' on the top
    right-hand corner of the website). Or, buy tickets from any train station.

    Dukelskch hrdin 47
    170 00 Prague 7 Holeovice Trade fair palace

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