Praha 11: transport

Praha 11: how fast public transport gets you to the centre, stops, disruptions, cars on the roads, cycle routes and parking.

Transport

Transport – Praha 11
Photo: Packa, CC BY-SA 2.5
To the centre (Můstek) on a weekday morning
29 min from most addresses 25–34 min · all of Prague 27 min

Where do you commute to? Work out your trip to work or school

Metro (4 stations)
C Chodov C Háje C Opatov C Roztyly
Home from the centre at night: 47 min from most addresses 38–52 min · all of Prague 46 min
Trams, buses, night lines and trains
Buses: 39 stops, 43 lines
Night lines: 901, 905, 906, 911, 959
How we calculate it

A typical trip from an address in the district: walk to the best stop and on by public transport arriving at Můstek between 7:30 and 8:30, without waiting for the first connection. Calculated from the PID timetables.

At night we calculate the trip from Lazarská (where the night trams meet) leaving between 0:30 and 1:30 on a weeknight, including waiting for the connection (night lines run every 20 to 30 minutes) and the walk home. The metro doesn’t run at night.

We assign stops to a district by the nearest address.

2 % of addresses by a road with more than 15,000 vehicles on a weekday (city-wide 5 %)
Busiest roads: Pod Chodovem (29,200), Türkova (24,800), Opatovská (18,100) vehicles on a weekday
No paid parking zones.

Frequently asked questions

How quickly do I get from Praha 11 to the centre?

Half of the addresses make it by public transport in the morning within 29 min. The median of the city’s districts is 34 min.

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