Prague Airport (PRG) -> Old Town transfer

Old Town is the most access-sensitive part of central Prague, yet it remains the most common final address after landing at Prague Vaclav Havel Airport. Distance is about 17 km and the usual travel time is 25-40 minutes. The standard route uses the D7, then Evropská, Milady Horákové and 17. listopadu, with the final segment adjusted to the exact hotel or townhouse entrance. Between 7:00-9:30 and 16:00-18:30, traffic on Evropská, around Klárov and along Smetanovo nábřeží can add 10-15 minutes, so pickup planning includes that buffer. The chauffeur tracks the flight, waits in arrivals at Terminal 1 or Terminal 2 with a name board and assists with luggage. Sixty minutes of waiting after landing is included. That matters on intercontinental arrivals, when passport control may take longer. For guests staying at Four Seasons Prague, Veleslavínova 1098/2a, Hotel U Prince on Old Town Square and Grand Hotel Bohemia, routing is planned against the real street layout rather than a map pin alone. The main operational issue in Old Town is the mix of pedestrian streets and short-stay access zones. Areas around Old Town Square, Karlova, Celetná, Melantrichova and Železná do not always allow a direct curbside stop. If traffic conditions or local rules do not permit a door drop-off, the ride ends at the nearest legal point on Pařížská, Křižovnická, Dlouhá or 17. listopadu, and luggage assistance continues for the last 50-150 metres. Around Charles Bridge and Klementinum, practical access also depends on delivery windows, pedestrian load and temporary bollard settings. This transfer suits premium hotel guests, business arrivals in the historic core and passengers who do not want to search for a legal taxi rank inside the busiest tourist area after landing. The fare is fixed before travel. Payment is completed online by card, Apple Pay, Google Pay or BLIK, with no cash handling and no night surcharge.