Prague’s public transport network will operate with reduced service during the Easter holidays, as confirmed by Filip Drápal, spokesperson for ROPID.

On Maundy Thursday, services will follow “half-holiday” schedules, meaning longer intervals between buses and trams, particularly during morning and afternoon rush hours. However, the metro will continue to run on its regular weekday timetable.

Public transport on Good Friday will follow Saturday schedules, while on Easter Monday, services will operate according to Sunday timetables.

School lines and designated school services on regional and suburban routes will be suspended throughout the Easter period.

“Because the half-holiday timetables are only valid for a single day, they won’t be posted at individual stops,” said Drápal. Instead, passengers are advised to check the current schedules on the official website www.pid.cz or via mobile transit apps.

The changes are standard for public holidays in the Czech capital, and commuters are encouraged to plan their routes accordingly to avoid delays.

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