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Prague has a very inexpensive and efficient transport system which consists of: the metro, trams, buses and trains. It is a 24-hour network, with night buses running from 24:00 to 05:00. It is possible to buy a three-day tourist pass, which allows unlimited access on public transport as well as covering the admission to over 40 attractions.

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Train: the Czech Republic boasts one of the most advanced railway networks in Europe. The main railway station in the city is Hlavni Nadrazi, which is centrally located very close to Wenceslas Square. The station has its own metro station on Line C. A funicular railway runs every 5 minutes, and takes people to the top of Petrin Hill from Lesser Town.

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