ISC guide 2010/2011 - International Students Club VUT
ISC guide 2010/2011 - International Students Club VUT
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There is a variable tariff system used to determine IDS JMK fares. The fare is<br />
determined by the expected length (time) of your travel and the number of fare<br />
zones. In case you do not travel more than the time and number of zones you have<br />
paid for, you can transfer as many times as you like, even from train or trams to<br />
buses and back again. You cannot change with two tickets - the 2 zones / 10<br />
minutes ticket and the four-station ticket.<br />
To use the transport you need a validated ticket (stamped in<br />
a yellow machine immediately after getting on the vehicle) or<br />
a travel card. To get the student travel card you need<br />
1 photograph and a certificate proving that you are a student of<br />
BUT (if you want this travel card, contact your international<br />
advisor). Individual PT tickets can be purchased at newsstands<br />
and in some shops, if you buy tickets directly from the tram/bus/trolley-bus driver,<br />
it will cost you more.<br />
Transport Outside Brno<br />
The bus and train connections from Brno to Prague are very convenient. You can<br />
either take a bus from the main bus station Zvonařka or use one of the three<br />
private transport companies Čebus, Tourbus or Student Agency whose stops are<br />
located by the main train station in the area opposite to the Hotel Grand (Benešova<br />
1820). One-way ticket costs 150 CZK (120 – 130 CZK with the student discount)<br />
and the journey takes 2 and half hour.<br />
These buses go approximately once in an hour, from 5 am till 8.30 pm. You should<br />
get your tickets ahead at their ticket office. Taking a bus is usually faster than train.<br />
Čebus<br />
tel: 542 218 455, www.cebus.cz<br />
Tourbus<br />
tel: 543 163 493, www.tourbus.cz<br />
Student Agency<br />
tel: 542 424 242, www.studentagency.cz<br />
The train connections are very good as well, especially if you take an InterCity,<br />
EuroCity train or even SuperCity, which is the fastest way how to get to Prague. It<br />
takes about 2 hours 20 minutes by SuperCity and around 3 hours by other trains.<br />
The prices for the trains are slightly higher than those for the buses. Information on<br />
bus and train schedules: www.idos-jizdni-rady.cz<br />
The homepage of Czech Rail, the national railway system: www.cd.cz<br />
Buses for outside the Czech Republic<br />
www.eurolines.cz<br />
www.eurolines.com<br />
www.studentagency.cz<br />
www.gtsint.cz<br />
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