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Emergency numbers, tourist police, hospitals, scams and safety tips for Prague, Czech Republic. Every Safety Centre page is pre-cached in the free CityNav app, so these numbers load instantly — even with no signal or roaming data.

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🚨 Emergency Numbers in Prague

Source: Czech Government (mzv.cz / gov.cz)

Tourist Police in Prague

Prague City Police Tourist Assistance156

The municipal police (Městská policie, 156) run tourist-oriented patrols in the historic centre and can assist visitors; the national police emergency line is 158.

Hospitals & Medical Care

Hospital emergency departments treat urgent cases. EU visitors use the EHIC/GHIC; non-EU tourists pay and claim via insurance. Dial 155 for an ambulance or 112 for any emergency. Pharmacies (lékárna) help with minor issues and some open 24 hours.

Embassies & Consulates

Most embassies are in Prague's Malá Strana and Hradčany districts near the Castle, and in Vinohrady. Search your own country's embassy directory for the exact address.

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Emergency Phrases

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EnglishLocalPronunciation
Help!Pomoc!PO-mots
Call the policeZavolejte policiiZAH-vo-lay-teh po-LEE-tsee
I need a doctorPotřebuji lékařePO-trzheh-boo-yee LEH-kah-rzheh
Where is the hospital?Kde je nemocnice?gdeh yeh NEH-mots-nee-tseh
I'm lostZtratil jsem seZTRA-teel ysem seh

Common Scams in Prague

Safety Notes for Tourists

Frequently Asked Questions — Staying Safe in Prague

What is the emergency number in Prague?

Dial 112 for any emergency, or 158 for national police, 155 for ambulance and 150 for fire. Municipal police are on 156.

Is Prague safe at night?

Prague is generally safe at night, but stay alert around Wenceslas Square nightlife and be wary of taxi and exchange scams.

What should I do if I'm robbed in Prague?

Call 158 or 112 if in danger, then file a report at a police station for your insurance and cancel stolen cards immediately.

Do police in Prague speak English?

Officers in the tourist centre often speak some English, and tourist-focused patrols can help; interpreters can be arranged for formal reports.

Last verified: 2026-08-14

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