How to get to the Boulder World Cup 2024 in Prague Letná?

GOING BY PUBLIC TRANSPORT

The best way to get to Letná is from the adjacent Sparta tram stop, which can be reached by tram after transferring from the Hradčanská, Nádraží Veleslavín (line A), Masaryk Station (line B), Vltavská and Hlavní nádraží (line C) metro stations. Selected tram connections at the above stations:

Hradčanská - Sparta: Tram 1, 8, 12 or 25

Vltavská - Sparta: Tram 1 or 25

Vltavská - Sparta: Tram 1 or 25

Náměstí Republiky - Sparta: Tram 26

From Václav Havel Airport, the quickest way is to take trolleybus 25 to Nádraží Veleslavín and then take the metro to the Hradčanská stop.

If you want to quickly find the fastest connection, use the official website of the Prague Public Transit Company.

GOING BY CAR

If you are going to Letná by car, be prepared for possible parking problems. There is no designated parking lot in Prague 7 and the organizer does not guarantee parking in the vicinity of the venue. It is possible to use the parking garage in Prague Letná. Alternatively, it is possible to use parking in the surrounding streets in the paid parking zones - more information on parking in Prague 7 here.

Are you coming to Prague from another city? Then we recommend using prague's system of catchment car parks, which are close to metro stations, which you can then use to get to Letná. More information about P+R car parks here.

In Prague 7, several road works will be completed during the World Cup. We kindly ask visitors who are planning to arrive at the event by car to follow the current traffic information (traffic restrictions in Prague 7).