Fly from Paris to Prague with Transavia France from €108 return. The median price sits at €134, so you've got room to find deals. Direct, no stops, with early morning departures to make the most of your day.
Price and when to book
The best prices hover around €108, though the median is €134. We've also seen fares at €193 on certain dates. Most successful bookings happen 4 to 8 weeks before travel, so don't leave it to the last minute if you want those low fares. Check regularly: prices often drop early morning on weekdays.
Airline and stops
Transavia France operates this route as a direct flight with no stops. You depart Paris early morning (around 06:30) and arrive in Prague late afternoon (around 16:40 on the return). Transavia is a reliable low-cost carrier, but check what your fare includes (luggage, bag, seat selection) before confirming.
Best time to visit
Prague is beautiful year-round, but October to March is cheaper and less crowded. Winters are harsh but magical (especially around Christmas). Spring (April-May) and autumn (September) offer good weather without peak-season prices. July-August is high season: expect crowds and higher fares.
What to do when you arrive
You land at Václav Havel Airport (PRG), 20 km from the centre. Best options: direct bus, train or shared taxi. Once in the city, Prague hooks you: Prague Castle, Charles Bridge, Old Town Square, medieval alleys and Czech beer for three euros. Two or three days cover the essentials; with more time, explore Kutná Hora (Gothic ossuary) or the Moldava valley.
FAQ
What's the cheapest price for Paris-Prague flights?
We've found return flights from €108 with Transavia France. That's the lowest we track; the median is €134. Book early if you spot that fare.
Are there direct flights from Paris to Prague?
Yes, Transavia France operates this route nonstop, no stops. The outbound flight departs early morning.
Which airline flies Paris-Prague cheapest?
Transavia France shows up in this search with prices from €108. It's a low-cost carrier: check what's included in your fare (luggage, seat, etc.).
What to see in Prague in two days?
Must-see: Prague Castle, St Vitus Cathedral, Charles Bridge, Old Town Square and the Astronomical Clock. Eat goulash, try Czech dark beer, and wander the Jewish Quarter alleys. If time allows, take the train to Kutná Hora (1 hour away).
Photo: Wikimedia Commons. Return economy fares for 1 adult, checked on Kiwi.com on the date shown; they can change.
