Prague Metro * Pražské metro - Line C interior

Line C (red) - from station I. P. Pavlova direction Haje (via Vysehrad, Budejovicka, Kacerov, Chodov)

[@EinkOLED]

You've got to love the language.
I've been to prague 3 times and I never get bored of it, love the people, the culture and the architecture.

[@aviator147]

ja miluju ten zvuk-
i love the sound it makes when the doors close

[@EinkOLED]

The russian built Budapest trains are a little harsh but well built considering its age.
The doors slam pretty firmly after a very funny hungarian warning. The brakes also seem to cause a little vibration.
The trams are modern however, and also love the dinky smaller tube line that runs beneath the bridge, full of character.
Prague stays closer to my heart however.

[@takkcertu]

@EinkOLED
Thank you very much for this nice words.

[@nvm0]

I was on this train about 4 times. It rocks! It"s comfortable,beautiful. The best train I was ever on. The Foldalatti line trains in Budapest are a big piece of garbage compared to this beautiful train.

[@1979SanRemo1]

Amazing I love this message, my 1st time in Prague I thought this is an accident urgent message...:-))))

[@redpola]

@kokpit Amazing how as a non-Czech-speaker I can say that phrase perfectly. :)

[@dslthl]

What does the announcement say after the doors close, and it announces the next stop (and can you translate it!)? Thanks...this has been driving me crazy since my visit!

[@janb17]

he says " příští stanice Vyšehrad" = the next station is Vyšehrad

[@DonWaters]

I would translate it as "Stop getting in and out, please..."

[@nvm0]

yeah yeah i know i know

[@happymaster23]

But heavily modernized...

[@kokpit]

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