Hradčanská station
line A
The transport company has announced that Hradčanská will close from the beginning of January 2027 to replace its ageing escalators.
For about two months the closure will overlap with the reconstruction of Flora: it will be the first time Line A has two stations shut at once.
Source: notice from the Prague transport company, August 2026. Verified 6 September 2026.
Hradčanská station — overview
Hradčanská opened on 12 August 1978. It is stop 6 of 17 on Line A, between Dejvická and Malostranská. The timetable puts Můstek 5 minutes away and Muzeum 6 minutes away. On a weekday the PID timetable has 520 trains calling here in both directions, the first leaving at 04:41 and the last at 00:13.
The station in figures
Wikidata and OpenStreetMap, 6 September 2026.
Station service in the PID timetable
| First train | Last train | |
|---|---|---|
| weekday | 04:41 | 00:13 |
| weekend | 04:41 | 00:13 |
PID timetable (data.pid.cz/PID_GTFS.zip), 6 September 2026. Train counts add both directions.
Around the station
OpenStreetMap, 6 September 2026. Named places within 350 m, straight-line.
Onward connections
Lines calling at the same node, from the PID timetable, 6 September 2026. Depot runs excluded.
Station services
Journey times from Hradčanská
Median running time of direct trains in the PID timetable, 6 September 2026. Waiting on the platform and interchanges are not included.
Frequently asked questions
On Line A the first train leaves at 04:41 on a weekday and the last at 00:13. The times are computed from the PID timetable (data.pid.cz/PID_GTFS.zip) as of 6 September 2026 and are departures from this station. After the metro stops, night trams 91–99 and night buses in the 900+ series take over.
Hradčanská is on Line A of the Prague Metro. You can find the full list of stations and approximate travel times between them on the line’s page.
The PID timetable puts Můstek in 5 minutes, Muzeum in 6 minutes from Hradčanská, on a direct train with no interchange. The figures are the median running time of every train that covers the section and do not include waiting on the platform.
The ordinary PID fare applies: 39 CZK for 30 minutes, 50 CZK for 90. Details and reduced fares are on the Fares and tariff page.
No. The platforms at Hradčanská are not marked as step-free in the PID timetable. According to the operator DPP, 45 of the 57 stations in service are step-free; the line page shows which ones are nearest.
Strollers and folded folding bikes (carried as luggage) are allowed. Under PID rules a non-motorised bicycle travels free on the metro on any platform of the train except the first one behind the driver’s cab, with at most two bikes per platform. PID sets no fixed banned hours, but bikes can be refused when the train is crowded. E-bikes, e-scooters and similar electric vehicles are banned on the metro (an e-bike with its battery removed is the exception). Details: pid.cz/cykliste-v-pid.