Prague’s public transport is excellent, frequent and—if you know where to look—very affordable. Use these official sources, passes, and apps to get the best value on metro, trams, buses, funiculars, and more.

1) PID 24-hour and 72-hour passes (best-value unlimited travel)

For most visitors, Prague’s time tickets are the simplest “deal”: unlimited travel on metro, trams, city buses, city ferries, the Petřín funicular, and suburban S-trains within Prague for a flat fee. Popular options:

10 Must-Know Public Transport Hacks for First-Time Venice Explorers

Venice’s public transport system is unlike anywhere else in the world. The city’s intricate network of canals, narrow streets, and waterways creates a unique transportation challenge for first-time visitors. At its core, Venice relies on the Vaporetto water bus system, ACTV buses connecting to the mainland, and good old-fashioned walking to navigate between neighborhoods and attractions. Understanding how these modes work together is essential for unlocking Venice’s charm while moving efficiently through this floating city. This guide shares ten practical hacks to help you travel comfortably, save money, and explore Venice with confidence, whether you’re traveling with family or seeking the city’s quieter corners.