Prague main railway station, Praha hlavní nádraží, is an interchange for rail services and Prague public transport, with metro, tram, bus and walking connections shown on the PID interchange map. To continue to Žižkov, check the current route and service information before choosing a connection.
- Station: Praha hlavní nádraží, Prague’s main railway station.
- Network: The interchange includes rail, metro, tram, bus and walking connections.
- Tickets: Each passenger needs their own ticket; 24- and 72-hour tickets are transferable.
Finding your way through Praha hlavní nádraží
Praha hlavní nádraží is a rail interchange with connections to the city’s public transport network. Suburban rail lines S2, S3, S9, S22, S61, S7, S8 and S65 serve the station.
Once you arrive, use the station’s wayfinding to locate the public transport connections, then check the current route to your destination in Žižkov.
If you need help in person, an information centre is in the main hall near the train ticket office. Hours are 08:00–12:00 and 12:30–18:30; check the official site before you go.
How do you get from Prague main railway station to Žižkov?
You can plan the onward journey using Prague’s public transport network, but check a current route planner for the exact connection to your Žižkov address.
For a broader explanation of fares and how to use the network, read the Prague public transport guide.
Jiřího z Poděbrad is about a 23-minute walk from Design Merrion Residence.
Taxi and luggage-friendly alternatives
Taxi fares, pickup locations and journey times to Žižkov can vary. If you are travelling with luggage and considering a taxi, check the pickup arrangements and fare before setting off rather than relying on an unverified estimate.
The Airport Express bus stop for Václav Havel Airport Prague is in front of Praha hlavní nádraží. For the journey from the airport to Žižkov, read the airport-to-Žižkov transfer guide.
Checking tickets, disruptions and onward connections
Check current ticket conditions and service information before you travel, since the route and timetable details can change. 24- and 72-hour tickets are transferable and valid on metro, trams, buses, trolleybuses, suburban trains in zones P, 0 and B, the Petřín funicular, and ferries. Each passenger must have their own ticket.
The station’s connections extend beyond local transport: suburban rail services stop there, and the Airport Express stop is in front of the station. For your journey to Žižkov, confirm the current departure and any service changes with the relevant transport operator before choosing a connection.
What to expect on arrival in the neighbourhood
Check the route to your exact address before boarding, especially if your final leg involves a walk or a change between modes.
Use your arrival stop and address to plan the final leg; destinations across Žižkov may require different routes.
FAQs
Which public transport connections are available at Praha hlavní nádraží?
The station interchange includes rail, metro, tram, bus and walking connections. Suburban rail lines serve the station.
Can one ticket cover multiple modes in Prague?
24- and 72-hour tickets are transferable and valid on several modes, including metro, trams, buses and eligible suburban trains. Each passenger needs their own ticket.
Where is the Airport Express stop at the station?
The Airport Express stop for Václav Havel Airport Prague is in front of Praha hlavní nádraží.
Is there a PID information centre at the station?
Yes. An information centre is in the main hall near the train ticket office, with hours of 08:00–12:00 and 12:30–18:30.