11th Hieracium workshop 2010
Prague has an excellent and fairly inexpensive public transportation system that is rather intuitive to understand. For searching particular connections, you can also use this link
Tickets and fares: A single ticket (26 Kč) covers all means of transportation in the whole area of Prague and is valid for 75 min from time of validation. Tickets are available at the airport, at railway stations, metro stations, and some tram/bus stops (counters or ticket machines). Průhonice is a few kilometers outside of Prague and needs an additional ticket (10 Kč) which can be bought in the bus.
Taxis are readily available, prices are comparable to those in other European countries. If you want to use a taxi, we recommend company “AAA” who has the best reputation (phone 14014).
By airplane to Prague Airport (PRG)
Several airlines offer direct flights to Prague (including overseas), there are also some low cost airlines that connect to particular European cities. General information how to get to and from Prague airport
How to get from the airport to Průhonice by public transport:
By train to railway stations Praha hl.n. (main station) or Praha-Holešovice
Prague is connected by a network of direct trains operating in 1-4 hour intervals during the day (e.g., Berlin, Vienna, Munich, Bratislava, Budapest). Further European cities are connected by direct night trains (e.g., Amsterdam, Frankfurt, Zürich, Warsaw, Moscow).
Public transport (from both railway stations):
By car
Highway D1 Prague - Brno - Vienna, EXIT 6 Průhonice, direction to Průhonice centre (see maps).