Public Transport: basic information about connections, metro, trams, buses.... where to buy tickets, how to get... and all of information about public transport: https://pid.cz/en/for-tourists/ Car and parking: Parking is possible 5 minutes walk from the apartment in guarded garages Mr.Parkit: You can reservation parking place - [https://www.mrparkit.com/en]: - Panska street no. 2, 5 min. walk from apartment - Wenceslas sq. no.48, 10 min.walk from apartment - Opletalova street no. 1418/23, 10 min.walk from apartment Price about 20 EUR / day. No guarded parking 10 minutes walk from the apartment on street in Narodni street or Senovazne square (no blue line - it is only for resident). Price about 2 EUR / hour. Taxi: I usually use transport via UBER or Liftago or Bolt. Airport transfer: https://www.transport-in-prague.com/en/ Definetely cheaper than taking taxis. All you had to do was go through that website and reserve a shuttle (fit up to 8 people) It is 780 CZK total, so just give them 800 CZK as a tip. Can reserve the day before so it makes it easy for last minute plans. Also the Airport is about a half hour away. Taxi. Best way is UBER or BOLT. Use app in your phone. Prague public transport - tickets and prices: Prague has one of the best public transportation systems in all of Europe and you should use it to your advantage as much as possible. While you are on public transportation be sure to keep your manors. If there is an older person that gets on the tram/metro give them your seat. Also, don’t be a loud on public transportation. You’ll notice quickly that when people talk they are quiet or don’t talk at all. you will need a transportation card (should be given by your program) but Prague runs on the honor system. Always have your tram pass with you. that one time you do not, you will get caught and you have to pay large fine. Information about tickets and prices, students cards, etc.:https://pid.cz/en/for-tourists/ Trams. Very easy way to get around. This is a honor system, but as CEA students they supply you with monthly passes. Be careful they switch to a night schedule at 10 o’clock. The night tram is really sketchy though so we do not suggest taking it unless you are in a group. Always have your tram pass with you. Metro. The subway system is also very easy to navigate. there are three lines that are spelled out very simply.