Resuming after a two-year break: Prague cable car running again: Here you get a top view
Since 1891, a funicular railway has been taking visitors up to the Petrin. Now it's starting up again after a two-year renovation break. What awaits passengers - and how they can save on tickets.
The popular Petrin funicular in Prague, Czech Republic, is reopening after two years of construction. The funicular, which climbs 130 meters to the top of Petrin hill, offering views of the city, will start trial operations with passengers on September 22. The new funicular features modern vehicles with improved views, increased capacity, and a redesigned exterior with more glass.
The journey from the Ujezd station to the top will take 10-minute intervals throughout the day, with operating hours from 7am to 10:15pm. The renovation cost 11.2 million euros, and the fare will increase to 4.10 euros, with discounts available for tickets purchased through the PID Litacka smartphone app.
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