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Prague Airport (PRG) Car Rental


Welcome to the car rental Prague Airport information page with information on Prague Airport car rental options, including which side do you drive on, transmission types, local Prague driving stress, licences, and more. You may also compare your Prague Airport car rental options and search for the best available Prague car rental rates in the search box below.


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Prague Airport Car Rental Desk Locations

Car rental Prague Airport is provided by several agencies and all Prague Airport car hire offices are located in a separate hall on the ground floor of Parking C.


Prague Airport Car Rental Companies

Avis, Budget, Europcar, Hertz, Sixt, CS-Czechocar Dvorak Locauto Rent Plus


Prague Driving Information


 
Driving is on the right side of the road.


 
All Prague Airport rental cars are automatic transmission.


 
Your local drivers' licence is required.


An International Drivers' Permit (or IDP) may be required, especially if your local drivers' licence is in a language other than the local language (you may inquire when you pick up your car).


 
Prague Driving Stress Level: 5/10

Prague is situated within Central Bohemia and is close to a number of neighbouring towns and cities, including Plzen (Pilsen), which lies in western Bohemia and is the fourth-biggest city in the Czech Republic. Within Prague itself, local drivers tend to have good road manners, although many do seem to ignore the local speed limits. Prague is not usually difficult to drive around, apart from the expected heavy traffic in the heart of the city and a number of confusing one-way streets. Always keep a look out for the city's large red trams, which dominate the roads and tend to take priority.

 

Parking spaces in central Prague can be difficult to find and many people choose to park outside of this area and rely on public transport to travel around the city centre. However, a number of parking lots are available and within central Prague you will find three main parking zones. The orange zone is for short-term parking only, up to two hours, from 08:00 to 18:00. The blue parking zone is strictly reserved for local businesses and residents, while the green zone allows parking for up to six hours, also between the hours of 08:00 and 18:00.


 



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Last Updated: 22 Jul 2025