Transportation from the City Center to Sialkot International Airport
Sialkot is one of the important and historical cities of Pakistan's Punjab region. The ruins of Sialkot Castle, located in the center of the city, and the birthplace of the famous poet Muhammet Iqbal are among the places to see in Sialkot. Sialkot Clock Tower and Sialkot Cathedral are also very beautiful structures, but remember not to take a picture of the cathedral. Or you could be accused of espionage.
Also, don't leave without buying genuine leather bags and shoes from Sialkot, which is known for its sports equipment and leather production facilities imported all over the world.
The distance between Sialkot city center and Sialkot Airport is 17 km and the journey takes about 20 minutes. The best way to reach Sialkot International Airport from the city center is to take a taxi. When hiring a taxi from the city, the safest options are to use taxi stands or to book a taxi through the hotel where you are staying.
You can also book a private transfer vehicle from the reception of your hotel. For this type of private transfer, if you specify your flight number during the reservation, the risk of missing the flight will be eliminated.
In addition, if you want to rent a car from Sialkot city center to the airport, there are car rental companies next to the bus station or under Jinnah Park Flyover. To get to Sialkot Airport from the city by car, it is necessary to drive west from the Sialkot-Wazirabad highway and turn in the direction of the airport from Sambrial. After 5 km from this separation, you reach the airport.
Since driving in a city where traffic is a big problem can be stressful, you may want to consider eliminating this option, especially if you are an inexperienced driver.
After arriving by bus from Sialkot city center to Sambrial, you can go to Sialkot Airport by taxi. Likewise, the nearest train station to the airport is Sambrial Station, 5 km away. From here you need to take a taxi or a rickshaw.
Transportation from Václav Havel Airport to the City Center
There is one civil airport serving in Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic. Located 17 km north of the city centre, Václav Havel Airport is an international airport. Its former name was Ruzyně International Airport, but it was changed in 2012. The airport was named after Václav Havel, who was the first post-velvet president of Czechoslovakia and then the Czech Republic, who died in 2011. Prague resembles an open-air museum with its historical texture. In this respect, it is one of the cities that must be seen.
There are options such as buses, trains, trams, passenger services, taxis and car rentals to reach the city center from Prague Václav Havel Airport.
The most convenient way to get from the airport to Prague city center is to use buses. Buses no. 100 and 119 depart frequently from the airport and you can reach the city center in 45 minutes by transfer. Note, however, that these buses do not operate at night. If you landed in Prague at night, you can reach the city center by taking the night bus numbered 510, which departs every 20 minutes, and then the tram. Of course, this journey takes longer.
Another option is passenger services. By making a reservation in advance, you can go to your hotel with the services of companies such as Prague Airport Shuttle, ČEDAZ, Prague Transfers.
You can also use taxis to reach the city center from the airport, but beware, it can be very expensive. Alternatively, you can reach your hotel by renting a car from the rent a car companies at the airport.
Václav Havel Airport Transportation Information
Address: Letiště Praha, a. S. K Letišti 6/1019, 160 08 Praha 6
Tel: +420 220 111 888