Copenhagen to Prague Flights

Departing from Copenhagen

Whether you are travelling from Denmark or Sweden, there is a high chance that you will find yourself heading to Copenhagen Airport to commence your journey. As the biggest airport in Scandinavia, there are regular flights from Copenhagen to a variety of destinations. Copenhagen airport sits on the island of Amager, and is linked to Sweden by one of the longest road bridges in Europe. The ¯resund Bridge was prominently featured on the popular TV show The Bridge, and it costs approximately 45 euros to cross it in a car, or ten euros by train.

If you are travelling by car to the airport, you will find plenty of parking on your arrival. Pick up and drop off parking is free for 15 minutes, and prices for full days start at 50 Danish krone. This converts to approximately £5.50. You can also save 5% if you book the parking online. Terminal Three sits above a railway station, meaning that you can get to the airport without needing to drive. The airport is also linked to Copenhagen city centre by bus.

Copenhagen is a great place to start a journey. Be sure to take some time visiting the city centre before your flight. Copenhagen has everything, including beautiful architecture, sweeping parks and scenic beaches. If you have only a little time to kill before one of the flights Copenhagen offers, you can take advantage of the airport's free Wi-Fi. You will have to register for it through the Copenhagen Advantage Scheme, which will also gives you the chance to save money on parking, bar and restaurant bills. For more information and easing booking on flights from Copenhagen to Prague, visit ebookers.com.

Experiencing Prague

Flights to Prague arrive at one of Václav Havel Airport's four terminals, all of which have taxis and public transport links into the city. Many of the hotels in Prague are located in the centre and within walking distance of the most interesting sights. Both accommodation and travel arrangements can be easily booked through ebookers.com in a matter of moments.

There is a huge amount of history to explore in Prague. From the Charles Bridge, Prague Castle and the Old Town Hall to the Pet_in View Tower, there is something to intrigue every visitor. The Town Hall also houses the famous Prague Orloj (astronomical clock), which features working figures. Prague is also home to a number of markets and, in winter, Christmas markets, where traditional and handmade gifts can be purchased, as well as local food and drinks. Wenceslas Square remains the focal centre of the city's Christmas activities and also hosts a range of restaurants, bars and street entertainment for tourists to enjoy at all times of the year. Travellers are also able to check out a number of sites from the river tours, which operate every day.

In recent years, visitors to Prague have been able to enjoy a varied and eclectic nightlife, with nightclubs and bars thriving around the main squares. For those seeking even more excitement, the city caters for a range of sporting activities, including clay pigeon shooting, go-karting, cycling, brewery tours, and hot air balloon rides. With so much on offer, taking flights Prague bound is an attractive option for a wide range of travellers.

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