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Travel to Spain from Prague
No city has a wider choice of direct Vueling routes to Spain than Prague, with 25 destinations, a figure matched only by Lyon and Milan. Barcelona is around 2 hours 30 minutes away and Madrid about 2 hours 45 minutes.
With flights this short, a long weekend is enough for one city, and a week lets you link up 2 or 3 by AVE. The interior, with hot summers and cold winters, is not far off the Czech climate, while the green north and the islands offer something quite different.
What documents you need to travel to Spain
Spain and the Czech Republic are both in the European Union and the Schengen Area, so Czech and other EU citizens only need a valid national ID card or passport, with no visa.
Make sure it has not expired before you book, because you cannot board with an out-of-date document. Each child travelling with you needs their own. The European Health Insurance Card covers you for public healthcare in Spain. If you hold a passport from a non-EU country, check your situation on the travel documents page.
What to know when you land in Spain
From the airport to the city centre. Getting from the main airports into town is easy, so there is no need to book a transfer. Barcelona, 2 hours 30 minutes from Prague by air: from its airport, metro line 9 Sud and the Aerobús get you to the centre in under half an hour. From Madrid’s terminals, the metro goes to Nuevos Ministerios and Cercanías commuter trains go to Atocha. In Málaga, the commuter train serves the centre and the Costa del Sol, and in Palma the shuttle bus covers the 8 km to the old town.
Meal times. This is the biggest change from the Czech Republic. Lunch in Spain runs from 14:00 to 16:00 and dinner starts at 21:00, with many kitchens closed until then. Nobody eats dinner at 18:00, so it pays to adjust your plans on the first day.
High-speed rail. The AVE links Madrid and Barcelona in about 2 hours 30 minutes, the same as the flight from Prague to Barcelona, and Madrid is also the starting point for lines to Valencia, Seville and Málaga. Stations sit in the city centres, so you can link 2 or 3 cities without returning to the airport in between.
Climate by region. The north, from Galicia to the Basque Country, is damp and green all year round. The interior has summers above 40°C and cold winters, not far off the Czech continental climate. Sunshine is the norm for most of the year on the Mediterranean coast, in Andalusia and on the islands.
The currency is the euro. Cards are accepted almost everywhere. Plugs are the round two-pin type (C and F), at 230V.
What to do in Spain
City breaks: Barcelona and Madrid
Barcelona, around 2 hours 30 minutes from Prague, brings together Park Güell, the Sagrada Familia and the Gothic Quarter, with a beach inside the city, while the Eixample and Poblenou show quite different sides of it within a few kilometres. Madrid, whose hot summers and cold winters will not surprise anyone from Prague, packs the Reina Sofía, the Prado and the Thyssen into less than a kilometre, with historic markets and the Retiro close by.
Andalusia
Seville, close to 3 hours from Prague, has the taverns of the old town, the Giralda, the Real Alcázar and flamenco in Triana. Granada has the Alhambra and the Generalife, Córdoba the Mezquita-Catedral, and Málaga the Picasso Museum and the Costa del Sol.
The islands
Palma de Mallorca, a world away from the Czech climate, pairs a Gothic cathedral on the seafront with the Serra de Tramuntana, a World Heritage Site, and its mountain villages. Menorca is the quietest of the islands, and Ibiza adds the nightlife. Tenerife and Gran Canaria work even in the depths of winter.
The green north
This is Spain far from the Mediterranean cliché: Atlantic, damp and with a density of acclaimed restaurants that is hard to beat. Bilbao has the Guggenheim and the pintxo bars of the Casco Viejo, San Sebastián has La Concha, and Santiago de Compostela marks the end of the Camino.
Luggage for your flight to Spain
What you can bring from Prague depends on your fare. The simplest fare includes a personal item that fits under the seat in front, and from there you can add cabin or checked luggage.
A city weekend works fine with cabin luggage. A week on the coast or a family holiday usually calls for a checked bag. Check the current conditions in Vueling’s luggage policy.
Frequently asked questions about flying from Prague to Spain
Which Spanish cities can I fly to direct from Prague?
From Prague there are direct flights to 25 Spanish destinations, including Barcelona, Madrid, Bilbao, San Sebastián, Seville, Granada, Córdoba, Málaga, Palma de Mallorca, Ibiza, Menorca and Tenerife. You can see every destination, and check availability for your dates, in the search tool on this page. It is one of the widest Spanish networks from any city, alongside Lyon and Milan.
How long is the flight from Prague to Spain?
Barcelona is the shortest, at around 2 hours 30 minutes on the direct flight from Prague, and the flight to Madrid takes about 2 hours 45 minutes. Flights to Málaga or Seville come close to 3 hours, and the Canary Islands are the longest routes from Prague.
Do I need a visa to travel from the Czech Republic to Spain?
No. Spain and the Czech Republic are both in the European Union and the Schengen Area, so Czech citizens need no visa or passport: a valid Czech national ID card is enough. Check the expiry date before you book, because you cannot board with an out-of-date document.
Can I pay with Czech koruna in Spain?
Not in Spanish shops, which do not accept Czech koruna: the official currency in Spain is the euro. Cards are accepted almost everywhere, from Barcelona and Madrid to Málaga, Palma de Mallorca and the rest of the 25 Spanish destinations with direct flights from Prague.
How do you get from Málaga, Barcelona, Madrid and Palma airports to the centre?
In Málaga, the commuter train serves the centre and the Costa del Sol. In Barcelona, metro line 9 Sud and the Aerobús take you to the centre in under half an hour, in Madrid the metro reaches Nuevos Ministerios and Cercanías trains reach Atocha, and in Palma the shuttle bus covers the 8 km to the old town.
Do flights from Prague to Spain earn Vueling Club points?
They do, like every Vueling-operated flight, and signing up to the programme is free. You collect tier points on every flight. As you move up a tier, you get priority boarding: Priority boarding from the Plus tier and the highest boarding priority at the Premium tier, which makes a difference at busy airports.