This the main bus station in Prague, a decent size for a stand-alone bus depot, unlike some major…read morecities, isn't located in the exact place as the main train station, however it is kitty-corner from the secondary train station. Located in the part of the city east of the Vltava River, not too far from the Historická budova Národního muzea (National Museum), I t's about a 5 minute drive or 20 minute walk from the main train station Praha Hlavní nádraží. It's also a short 4-5 minute walk to the secondary train station Praha Masarykovo. There are both local buses and long haul buses that stop here, some which drive to/from as far as Amsterdam or Strasbourg. The building layout is pretty simple, an entrance on the west side of a rectangular building, and directly in front of the building a paved loop for pickup/drop off, then further in front of that multiple bus lanes laid out in the parking lot with numbered stops. Inside the building as you walk in, on the left there's a row of ticket counters followed by an information counter above which is a screen with bus departures and arrivals. On the right side are some shops and fast food restaurants, in the center area some seats for waiting. I was able to locate to locate my bus fairly quickly and board about 10 minutes prior to departure. I would recommend getting there at least 20 minutes in advance if you're not too familiar with the area. It's walkable or you can take the local buses or metro within a couple blocks away. Found the facilities modern though utilitarian, generally speaking clean and in good working order. There are also some covered bus stops along the sides of the parking lot in case you're waiting outside for your bus.

I'd choose the bus station over the train station in Prague ANY DAY. Yes, that deserves all caps…read more At least it's easy to figure out where to go in the Florenc bus station! There's a cute little convenience store on-site so you can stock up on snacks before boarding your bus. There's also two fast food restaurants -- I've only been to the Burger King. They provide limited seating. There's also an indoor seating area in front of the departure/arrival boards, which is appreciated on cold or rainy days or when there's a delay....which happens often with FlixBus. I took the bus from Prague to Berlin, Munich, and Vienna (2x). It's a really easy and cheap way to get around. Plus, the bus station is connected to the metro, bus, and tram lines for an efficient experience all around.

Why does this have such a bad review? This place is fine. I come here all the time when I come back…read morefrom the airport. I actually rather like this stop because if you're seriously very bored and ever have to wait for too long, the Metropole is literally right across the street. During the day time, there are a number of street vendors with yummy snacks to keep you sustained. And the buses here are also so useful! So much cheaper to get to the airport with the 100 rather than a taxi.