Cheap Flights from Prague to Paris

Cheap flights from Prague to Paris are available seven days a week. Direct flights from Prague to Paris are available from Transavia, Czech Airlines, easyJet, Smart Wings, Air France, Iberia, and Veuling.

Passengers depart from Vaclav Havel Airport Prague (PRG) on flights from Prague to Paris and arrive at Charles De Gaulle Airport (CDG) or Paris Orly Airport (ORG) at Terminal West. Terminal West is divided into three levels, and those travelling from Prague to Paris arrive at level 0. Terminal West has a train station at each of the main exits to make exiting the terminal and reaching the city more convenient. If you are returning to Prague after visiting Paris, note that you may depart from Charles De Gaulle Airport. Check your tickets carefully to determine your departure airport.

Both the Czech Republic and France are members of the European Union (EU), so you don't need your passport when travelling from Prague to Paris. Although if your travels continue on to the United Kingdom or the United States after leaving Paris, bring your passport as it's essential to have to enter those countries.

What to Expect When Visiting Paris

Central Paris is about nine miles from Paris Orly Airport. You can reach the city by train, shuttle, bus, taxi or hire-car. Generally, Paris is busy, and travelling by taxi to central Paris can take as long as 45 minutes. If you are comfortable navigating the city, taking the train can save time and is more budget-friendly.

A car hire is a must if you plan to travel outside the city. Many attractions in Paris are affordable, and you can see a wide range of historic sites by simply walking through the city.

On average, throughout the year, Paris is warmer than Prague. Paris temperatures for the summer months start at 18 °C in June and can get as high as 28 °C by the middle of August. In the winter months, Prague is chilly and snowfall is common with temperatures reaching minus 2 °C. Winters in Paris are a little milder, but temperatures are often around 5 °C in the coolest months, and the city is quite windy in winter.

Money and Meals

The euro is the official currency in Paris. If you need currency exchange services, visit a postal office that exchanges currency. You can also use an ATM to withdraw euros from your home bank account for lower fees.

Meals in Paris are quite a bit more expensive than in Prague, which is when booking cheap flights from Prague to Paris comes in handy. You can expect to pay up to 90 per cent more for a cappuccino, and a high-end meal for two can cost almost double the amount it does in Prague. But good budget-friendly meal alternatives are available too. Try pastries and other freshly baked goods for an inexpensive breakfast or snack, and stop by a street vendor for an affordable, tasty selection of sandwiches and kabobs.