This year, Prague marks a milestone: 150 years of public transport and 100 years of permanent bus service.

To celebrate, the city will host a ceremonial bus parade in June and a tram parade in September, offering a unique glimpse into the rich history of urban transit in the Czech capital.

Prague’s public transport system, consistently ranked among the best in the world, has been serving the city since 1875.

This year, the Prague Public Transport Company (DPP) is commemorating these anniversaries with special full-body advertisements on selected buses and trams, highlighting the long history of transit in the city.

Major Events to Celebrate the Anniversaries

Two major parades will take place in Prague, showcasing historic and modern vehicles:

• Bus Parade – June 22
  Route: Old Town Square – Mánesův Most – Strahov – Hradčanské Náměstí – Letenská Pláň
• Tram Parade – September 21
  Route: Karlín – Náměstí Republiky – Mánesův Most – National Theatre – Wenceslas Square – Špejchar

These events will bring transport enthusiasts and locals together to appreciate the evolution of Prague’s transit system over the past century and a half.

A System That Keeps Prague Moving

Prague’s integrated public transport is a model of efficiency, last year ranking second worldwide in a global survey.

The city’s bus and tram drivers navigate complex traffic daily, dealing with car congestion, cyclists, scooters, and unpredictable pedestrians. Their patience and skill keep the city running smoothly despite the challenges of modern urban mobility.

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