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Prague Metro

Metro map, timetables, every station, fares, the Lítačka card and a route planner — everything you need to know about the Prague metro, all in one place.

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A · Nemocnice Motol ↔ Depo Hostivař

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B

B · Zličín ↔ Černý Most

Normal service
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C

C · Háje ↔ Letňany

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3
metro lines
58
stations
~65 km
network length
1974
first line opened

Welcome to the Prague metro

metropraha.com is an independent guide to the Prague metro. The network has 3 metro lines and 58 stations; at three interchange hubs — Muzeum, Můstek and Florenc — the lines cross and connect the whole city from south to north and from west to east.

The metro is run by the Prague Public Transit Company (DPP) as part of Prague Integrated Transport (PID); you pay with a single Lítačka card or a PID ticket. Here you will find a dedicated page for every line and station, a PDF map, up-to-date timetables, a fare overview and a handy route planner.

Lines of the Prague metro

Prague metro train
The backbone of Prague transport · since 1974

~65 km of network · 58 stations · 3 lines

From Zličín through the centre to Černý Most, from Háje to Letňany and from Nemocnice Motol to Depo Hostivař — the metro is the fastest way to explore Prague.

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Choose a starting and destination station — the planner shows the fastest connection, transfers and estimated travel time.

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Popular routes

AMuzeum → Staroměstská
Into the heart of the Old Town on Line A
~4 min
ANádraží Veleslavín → Můstek
From the airport bus stop to the centre on Line A
~11 min
BAnděl → Náměstí Republiky
From Smíchov to the centre on Line B
~7 min
BZličín → Černý Most
Right across Prague on Line B
~40 min
CHlavní nádraží → Vyšehrad
From the main railway station to Vyšehrad on Line C
~6 min
CHáje → Letňany
From the south to the north of the city on Line C
~34 min

Fares and Lítačka

Basic 30 minutes
39 Kč
Metro, tram, bus and ferry in Prague
Basic 90 minutes
50 Kč
Transfer ticket — free transfers
Discounted
19 Kč
Children 6–15 and seniors 60–65
Monthly pass
550 Kč
Unlimited rides — for everyday commuters

All tickets, passes and Lítačka top-ups →

Frequently asked questions

The network has 3 lines (A green, B yellow, C red) and 58 stations. The lines cross at three interchange hubs — Muzeum (A+C), Můstek (A+B) and Florenc (B+C) — and at many stations connect with PID trams and buses.

A basic 30-minute ticket costs 39 Kč, a 90-minute transfer ticket 50 Kč (both let you transfer for free for the whole validity period). The discounted fare is 19 Kč, and a monthly pass 550 Kč. See fares and Lítačka.

The metro runs roughly from 04:45 to 00:00. It does not run overnight — after midnight you get around Prague on night trams (91–99) and buses (900+). Exact times are on the timetables page.

Václav Havel Airport is not directly on the metro network. The fastest way is line A to Nádraží Veleslavín and then bus 119, or line B to Zličín and bus 100. You can plan the connection in the route planner.

You can check your balance and valid passes in the PID Lítačka app, on the litacka.cz website, or at ticket machines and DPP service points. See the Lítačka page for details.

The Prague metro has three interchange stations: Muzeum (A+C), Můstek (A+B) and Florenc (B+C). The transfer always happens inside the station without leaving the paid zone; most stations also connect with trams and buses.

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