hi, is there a tourist bus in Prague that allows you to go on and off at attractions for a whole day, like in other European capitals ?
thank you
touris bus in Prague
Recent Activity
View all Europe activity »
- 1 browsing homes for sale in Kent
- 2 Must-do Day Trips from London
- 3 A Christmas Store in Paris
- 4
Venice - another trip report (deja vu all over again)
- 5 Beaune Hotel or B&B Recommendation Please
- 6 Drive Rome Florence
- 7 Backpacking for the first time in 2014
- 8 Which tour company would be best?
- 9 How to make a phone call from a pay phone in London to Germany
- 10 I am Planning about to spend holidays at Windermere
- 11 The Adventure Begins.. Sarge56 in Italy
- 12 When to exchange US dollars to Euros
- 13 Gatwick Express 5 for 3 -- available at Victoria station or only online?
- 14 Sights to see, places to stop in drive from Edinburgh to London
- 15 Barcelona - eat, drink, dance.
- 16 10 days in Barcelona - itinerary ideas?
- 17 EU Rule On Olive Oil Roils Europe!
- 18
Iwan2go went...to Prague, Salzburg, Vienna and Paris
- 19 10 days in Andalusia in Feb 2014 - best home base
- 20
A bit of Scotland, wing mirror casualty, 7 days in London, and a Fodors GTG
- 21 Stay and Visit Italy/Amalfi and Grand Hotel Ischia Lido - Ischia
- 22 Northern Italy
- 23
May 24, 2013. How to avoid lines in Paris, and other observations
- 24 Spain and Portugal Itinerary 2 Week Vacation Help
- 25 Barcelona neighborhoods and hotels
I couldn't swear to it, but I really don't think so. I know they didn't used to, although I haven't been there in a couple years. I doubt it because Prague isn't like London, Paris, Vienna, etc, in terms of central city streets and infrastructure. Much of the central city is closed of to major traffic and the streets are not as broad with major traffic as in London and Paris, even in other others that aren't pedestrian only but in central Prague.
There are some companies that do city bus tours, but I don't think you can buy one ticket and hop on and off all day (like Prague Sightseeing Tours). Those are not the big double-decker buses like you see doing this in other cities, either, but very small vehicles.
I was just in Prague and I didn't see any ON-OFF buses. My hotel furnished me with brochures for various tourist services, and not one mentioned an ON-OFF bus.
There is really no need for ON-OFF buses in Prague with the great Metro and trams. It is also very easy to walk between various sites as "center city" Prague is quite small.
If you want tourist services, head to CEDOK on Na Prikope.
thought so. made great use of the one in Dublin lately.
will find other solution. thank you
I've just come back from Prague and didn'r find any hop on-off buses. There are lots of organised tours, but IMO they are VERY expensive, bearing in mind that you can easily tour the city either on foot or using the tram/metro system.
I've lived there for a year, and never did i see any busses like this. The reason being, the streets are so small and windy. In fact, cars aren't allowed on most streets in the center, and the public transpertation you'll see as a tourist will be trams and the metro...but it's a small enough city that you won't need a tour bus. Walk around and enjoy! Don't rush it...