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All direct flights to Prague from the UK & Ireland

Flights from	Airport code	Country	Airline Name	Route Description	Route
Birmingham	BHX	Uk	Bmibaby	flights from Birmingham to Prague	Flights to Prague from Birmingham
Bristol	BRS	Uk	Easyjet	Flights from Bristol to Prague	Flights to Prague from Bristol
Dublin	DUB	Ireland	Aer Lingus	Flights from Dublin to Prague	Flights to Prague from Dublin
East Midlands	EMA	Uk	Bmibaby	flights from East Midlands to Prague	Flights to Prague from East Midlands
Leeds Bradford	LBA	Uk	Jet2	flights from Leeds Bradford to Prague	Flights to Prague from Leeds Bradford
London Gatwick	LGW	Uk	Easyjet	Flights from London Gatwick to Prague	Flights to Prague from London Gatwick
London Heathrow	LHR	Uk	BA (British Airways)	flights from London Heathrow to Prague	Flights to Prague from London Heathrow	Book directly with BA for the cheapest flight on the internet.
London Luton	LTN	Uk	Wizz Air	Flights from London Luton to Prague	Flights to Prague from London Luton
London Stansted	STN	Uk	Easyjet	Flights from London Stansted to Prague	Flights to Prague from London Stansted
Manchester	MAN	Uk	Jet2	flights from Manchester to Prague	Flights to Prague from Manchester
Newcastle	NCL	Uk	Jet2	flights from Newcastle to Prague	Flights to Prague from Newcastle

Flight Summary

Prague has been one of the great no-frills success stories, but cheap flights to Prague are not exclusive to the budget airlines.

Destination Summary

Prague is undoubtedly one of Europe's most beautiful cities and is still very good value compared to other Continental capitals despite the Czech Republic's recent entry into the European Union.

Quick Facts

Airport Code: PRG
Alternative Name: Ruzyne
Miles From London: 1023

James Says

National airline CSA Czech Airlines have responded to the competition by cutting the prices of their own flights to Prague , especially from cities such as Birmingham and Edinburgh , where they have faced direct competition with budget flights from the same airport.
If you are looking to take a city break to Prague and you are short of time, then it might be worth checking out this section of the Lastminute.com website. Booking late on can often lead to big savings, especially if you are open to where you want to take a short weekend break.

Mark Says

At Flightmapping we must admit a rather large bias towards Prague . The company founders' grandmother was born in the Czech capital and was forever urging him to visit the city. Prague is truly captivating, and it is easy to forgive its few flaws ' even the fact that the former family home has now been converted into a sex shop! This beautiful city, which somehow avoided the physical scars of World War II and Communism, is now learning to cope with the more subtle approach of globalisation and the not so subtle 'stag-do' invasion. So far Prague has managed to absorb both with aplomb ' the multinationals have not touched the Little Quarter and Castle districts, whilst the usually well meaning, but always loud, stag parties, generally stick to central areas around Wenceslas Square, Old Town Square and the Charles Bridge. The sheer number of people at the main tourist sites can be overwhelming, especially on the aforementioned Charles Bridge, so we would recommend visiting Prague away from the peak summer season if possible. For incurable romantics Prague is best during the winter months ' there are few more stunning views in Europe than looking across the Vltava River towards Prague Castle when the city is covered in a blanket of snow. There is of course more to Prague than picture postcard views and ye olde world charm. During the first half of the 20 th century Prague basked in the absinthe fuelled glory of being Central Europe 's cultural and architectural epicentre. Art Nouveau and Baroque inspired buildings are dotted throughout the city. Prices have undoubtedly risen since the Czech Republic joined the European Union in 2004. The heady days of being able to buy a pint of (proper) Budweiser for 10p are long gone, but Prague is still far easier on the wallet than most places in Western Europe , especially away from the main tourist traps. Booking a hotel room in advance is not necessary throughout much of the year, but is advised during the peak summer months and at Christmas time.