Omg! 🥳 thanks so much for the positive feedback! Means a lot when locals think it would be easy for others to follow 😃😎

Thanks for adding that update 😎

Aww great 😎 thanks for commenting 😃 I’m really glad it helped!

Yeh the metro and buses are super easy and efficient to use 🤩🙌🏼

Haven't been to Prague for a year or so but have stayed at the Plaza Alta Hotel many times. As you exit Holesovice Metro you can see it to the left at the end of Komunardu. It was very close to my son's apartment so convenient for our needs. My wife and I took the 119 bus to the terminus but then got the 26 tram to Sparta and then changed to the 12 tram as it stopped very close to the hotel (the metro station is a good block away) and there is more to see from the tram. A point to note, large bags (suitcases not backpacks) should have their own ticket but this is cheaper than an adult ticket (a child's ticket I think). Over 65s can travel for free on the Prague buses, trams and metro but you need to be able to show some form of identification such as passport or driving license with your date of birth on it.

Ahh great! 😎 I’m really happy the video was useful to you 😃 have a fantastic time in Prague! 🇹🇼✈️🇨🇿

More Prague videos coming over the next few weeks 😃 I’m sure you’ll have a great time, it’s such a great city! 🤩

If comming still in December than it should still be alright but sometime in early 2024, the bus connection number 119 will actually be replaced by trolleybus line number 59. If I'm correct, the route should stay the same but the line numbers will change. The infrastructure of partial trolleybus service is already there while the new buses themselves should be delivered soon.

@tigrovica8417 ahh 🤓 great information, very useful…thanks 😃

You’re welcome 😎 thanks for commenting 😃

Thanks 😎 I stayed at Minimino Hotel

pid.cz/en/discounts/ Prague transit is free for over 65s, you’d just need proof of age if you got asked by a ticket inspector. I assume if you’re travelling for free, they’re not gonna charge for the luggage either 😄

I would imagine that your ticket needs to be valid at the time it’s checked 🎟️ I didn’t see any checks in Prague (there are a lot of checks in Budapest) even the longer tickets are pretty cheap in Prague so I’d make sure it’s valid for the length of your journey. 🤓🙂

Either take the bus shown in the video & then take the metro green line to Mustek and then change to yellow line to Florenc Or take Bus 100 (from the stands shown in the video) to Zlicin at the end of the yellow metro line and take that to Florenc

Just validated it at the start of the overall journey (at the bus station). The machine prints the time/date that you started the journey on the ticket, so you don’t need to do it again at the metro station. 😎

@@n1ckburt0n thanks a lot

you’re welcome 😃 have a great time in Prague!

Free transport for certain age groups and the need for a ticket for suitcases.

@@martinconnelly1473young people(under 15)in school age with id. Over 65 with id can use transport for free. Suitcase have no charge.