Prague has an excellent and affordable public transport system, which includes trams, buses, and metro lines. Tickets are valid on all three, and you can choose from single-ride, short-term (30 minutes), or longer-term passes (24 hours, 72 hours). A 24-hour pass costs 120 CZK (€4.80), and a 72-hour pass costs 330 CZK (€13).

Trams are a great way to get around the city as they run frequently and allow you to see more of Prague’s charm. The metro is fast and efficient, with three lines (A, B, C) that connect most of the city’s major attractions. If you’re staying longer, consider getting a travel pass that covers unlimited rides for a set period. Prague is also very walkable, especially in the Old Town, so don’t hesitate to explore on foot.

Taxis and ride-sharing apps are also available, but always confirm the price before the ride to avoid surprises. Cycling is becoming more popular in the city, with bike-sharing services available, although Prague’s cobbled streets can be tricky to navigate for inexperienced riders.