Flights Prague (PRG) - London (LON)

Prague is the capital of Czech Republic and one of the most frequently visited cities on the planet. Prague is served by Vaclav Havel Airport Prague. This airport was previously known as Prague Ruzyne Airport, and was renamed after Vaclav Havel, who was the last president of Czechoslovakia.

Your flight from Prague will take off from Vaclav Havel Airport, which is located ten kilometers from the city center. Prague Airport has two terminals for passenger flights, and is one of the largest airports in Central Europe. The airport attracts millions of tourists who flock to Prague to soak in its heritage and culture.

To catch your flight from Prague to London, arrive at Prague Airport well in advance. As the airport is not very far away from the city center, it is easily accessible. Take Metro line B from Zilcin and hop on Bus route 100 to reach the airport. If you are around Nadrazi Veleslavin, hop on Metro Line A and take Bus route 119 to reach the airport. There are also buses that run from various neighborhoods of Prague. Taxis are available across the city and are a convenient way to reach the city center. However, they tend to be expensive.

London is synonymous with its pubs and taverns, and a trip to London isn't complete without visiting some of the legendary watering holes of the city. Begin your trip at The Star Tavern in affluent Belgravia, known for its classy decor and well-stocked bar. The French House in Soho is another historical pub that was initially owned by a German. For a more Victorian atmosphere, head toward The Lamb on Lambs Conduit Street. Complete your trip at The Viaduct, which is the last surviving gin palace from the Victorian era; located on Newgate Street, The Viaduct has been a favorite haunt of London's intelligentsia.

It is difficult to predict at which airport your flight to London from Prague will land. If you land at either Stansted or Southend airports, both of which are in Essex, give yourself at least an hour to reach central London on the express trains. If you reach Luton Airport, the journey takes around 40 minutes. If you reach the better known Gatwick Airport, the Gatwick Express takes about 30 minutes to reach Victoria Station. From Heathrow Airport, the Heathrow Express takes 15 minutes to Paddington Station. You will be most fortunate if you land at London City Airport, which is already in the city.