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Flight from London (LON) to Prague (PRG) from 158 £

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Are you looking for cheap flights from London to Prague? Check out our offers and you are guaranteed to find the best flight deals. Flights to Prague start from 158 £ in February 2025.

Whether you are planning to spend an enjoyable holiday in the Czech Republic or are travelling to Prague for a business meeting, booking your flight at lufthansa.com takes you on a comfortable journey from the United Kingdom to your desired flight destination.

We also make sure that your flight is as relaxing as possible, so you can enjoy your journey from London to Prague stress free. You just need to specify the month in which you wish to fly. The cheapest flight from London to Prague is available for 158 £ in February 2025.

*Please note: To provide you with the widest possible selection of flight destinations, some of the direct flights or connecting flights on lufthansa.com are operated by our partner airlines, which may result in a different flight experience than with Lufthansa.

 

Flying from London to Prague: tips and information for your trip

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Enjoy your swift flight to Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic. To many, especially the actual inhabitants, Prague is the most beautiful city in the world. Its nickname “The Golden City” goes back to the times when Emperor Karl IV (1316-1378), himself born in Prague, invented this name for his hometown because of the many golden church towers. He added a couple of golden roofs to that, and many more incredible buildings were added throughout the Middle Ages and the Renaissance. The city developed its amazing skyline of a Thousand Spires and gold-covered towers in these early centuries and still has them.

Visiting St. Vitus

The most famous landmark of Prague is the Charles Bridge between the Old Town and the Lesser Town with the impressive gate towers at each end. In the 17th century the fine statues that line the bridge were added. The locals believe that touching the statue of the holy Nepomuk is supposed bring good luck. He was the vicar of St. Vitus Cathedral, the biggest church in the Czech Republic and a must-see landmark of Prague. Emperors, Kings and Queens were laid to rest in the crypt of St. Vitus. On your way through the city you will see the Old Town Hall with its famous Astronomical Clock from the 15th century. Prague Castle, the biggest medieval castle complex in Europe, is still the official seat of government.

Bohemian party nights

The Palace Gardens descend over several terraces under the castle down to the river. You will find not only beautiful flowers, but also herb gardens for cooking and medicine. Visit the old Jewish cemetery and museum where you can find out about the legend of the Golem, which once was circulating in Prague’s Jewish community. If you came here for nights of party and dancing in the numerous pubs and clubs of the city, the best preparation is a good meal of the hearty Bohemian cuisine. It is very heavy on meat, dumplings and gravy and is best enjoyed together with the world-famous beer from the towns of Budweis and Pilsen. To help the digestion along, have the classic Becherovka, the Czech cordial that is seen here as a natural treasure. Have fun in Prague, but don’t miss your flight back home to London!

More to see in Prague

  • Golden Lane, home of alchemists and Franz Kafka
  • National Marionette Theatre
  • Vyšehrad, a fortress from the 10th century

Information Prague Airport

  • Name: Václav Havel Airport Prague
  • IATA Code: PRG
  • Distance to downtown Prague: 12 km
  • Connection: bus, taxi, shuttle, rental car

Which airports are in London?

  • London Heathrow (LHR)
  • London Gatwick (LGW)
  • London City (LCY)

Current weather in Prague

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What does a flight from London to Prague cost at lufthansa.com?

Prices for flights from London to Prague start at 158 £ at lufthansa.com.

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What is meant by free baggage allowance?

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What does Premium Economy mean?

Premium Economy Class is our extra comfortable travel class, perfect for long-haul flights. Enjoy numerous advantages such as extra wide seating with increased reclining for a relaxing flight.