Prague airport is about nine miles or fifteen kilometres from Prague city centre and the taxi journey into Prague takes up to forty minutes, depending on the traffic. But there is no need to go to the expense of a taxi. Travelling by public transport is an inexpensive way of getting to downtown Prague and can be by bus or a mix of bus and metro. However, during peak hours, the metro can be crowded and difficult to use if taking heavy bags. From Prague airport there are a number of buses that go to various metro stations on their way into Prague. Bus number 119 leaves Prague airport at intervals that vary from five to twenty minutes and the journey time to the Metro A Dejvicka station is twenty-five minutes. Bus number 100 goes from Prague airport to the Metro B Zlicin station and leaves at intervals that are between fifteen and thirty minutes, with a journey time of eighteen minutes. Bus number 225 is a limited bus service from Prague airport to the Metro B Stodulky station with a travel time of forty minutes. Bus number 179 leaves Prague airport for Metro B Nove Butovice station at intervals of between ...

Most international travellers flying to New York City will land at one of three airports. The airport with the most traffic, handling about 48 million passengers a year, is JFK International Airport. JFK is situated in Queens County at the western end of Long Island, south east of New York City and is about 12 miles from Lower Manhattan. GETTING TO NEW YORK FROM JFK AIRPORT There are several ways of getting to New York from JFK and one of the least expensive is by the Air Train, which is part of the subway and commuter rail network. The Air Train stops at all the termini within JFK, the various parking and car rental lots, and hotel shuttle areas, and connects to the Long Island Railroad. The journey time from JFK Airport to Midtown Manhattan on the Air Train is about forty minutes. By road, there are several public buses and private bus companies that link JFK to Manhattan and they are usually accessible to people in wheelchairs. Hailing a Yellow cab is a traditional way to travel from JFK to Manhattan and the average cost is around $50. The journey takes about 35 minutes, although that definitely depends on the ...

Amsterdam Airport is called Schiphol and it is the main international airport for the whole of the Netherlands. Schiphol Airport is about five and a half miles southwest of Amsterdam in an area called Haarlemmermeer. Officially, and on all the signs, the airport is called Amsterdam Airport Schiphol as opposed to Schiphol Airport or Amsterdam Airport. GETTING TO AMSTERDAM CENTER BY TRAIN Travel into the centre of Amsterdam from the airport is very easy as the airport is so close to the city. The Nederlandse Spoorwegen is the national train operator in the Netherlands and it serves the train station which is directly underneath the main passenger terminals. Travelling by train is the swiftest and cheapest method of getting into Amsterdam and other cities within the region such as Utrecht and The Hague. Apart from serving Amsterdam Centraal, Utrecht and The Hague Centraal, the high speed train also goes to Rotterdam and Eindhoven; and there are high speed links from Schiphol Airport to Antwerp, Brussels and Paris. The train journey from Schiphol to Centraal Station in Amsterdam is usually 20 minutes. GETTING TO AMSTERDAM CENTER BY BUS Bus services to Amsterdam from Schiphol Airport are as good as the trains and in some cases ...

Berlin has two international airports that serve the city, Berlin Tegel and Berlin-Schönefeld. BERLIN TEGEL AIRPORT Berlin Tegel Airport is the closest to Berlin and is the airport used by major international carriers including the German companies, Lufthansa and Air Berlin. To get to Berlin from Tegel Airport is not a problem as the airport is almost within the city boundary. There are local trains and express trains that pass through Tegel Station but do not go to the actual airport itself. However, the JetExpress TXL bus connects Tegel Airport to Beusselstraße S-Bahn station in only ten minutes and connects to the main railway station in Berlin, Berlin Hauptbahnhof station, in about twenty minutes. The X9 is a bus route that connects Tegel Airport to the heart of Berlin and bus 109 goes from Tegel Airport to Jakob-Kaiser Platz U-Bahn station in little more than five minutes. The 109 also goes from Tegel Airport to Charlottenburg S-Bahn and the Regional Express station, in just under twenty-five minutes; and the 109 takes a little over half an hour to get from Tefel Airport to the Zoologischer Garten U-Bahn/S-Bahn/Regional Express station. Tickets for all the buses can be bought at the airport or at ...

Leonardo da Vinci International Airport and Ciampino International Airport are the two main air gateways to Rome. LEONARDO DA VINCI AIRPORT ROME Located in Fiumicino, 34 km from Rome's historic city center, Leonardo da Vinci International Airport is the largest international airport of Italy. Leonardo da Vinci Airport, also known as Rome-Fiumicino International Airport, served over 30 million passengers in 2006. Leonardo da Vinci Airport, hub of the Italian flag carrier, Alitalia, receives most of the international flights. The airport has well organized and connected public transportation network. From Fiumincino Airport to the Vatican the journey by car takes 45 minutes »Driving Directions from Fiumincino to the Vatican CIAMPINO AIRPORT ROME Situated 15 km southeast of central Rome at Ciampino, the Ciampino International Airport is a joint civilian, commercial and military airport near Rome in Italy. The Ciampino Airport is small, but one of the busiest airports in Italy. Most of the discount airlines in Europe, such as Easyjet, Ryanair and Wizzair flights, offer flights to the Ciampino Airport, Rome. The airport is slightly closer to the city center, but it has no direct train connection. To get the train to Rome central train station Termini visitors need to first catch a bus. ...