Prague has several major hospitals with round-the-clock emergency departments (pohotovost / urgentní příjem) where you can go for acute conditions and injuries at any time of day or night. If there is a threat to life, always call 155 (ambulance) or 112 (the single emergency number) first — the dispatcher will direct you to the right hospital. Below are verified addresses and phone numbers for Prague's main hospitals, so you know where to go yourself or take a loved one."
Prague has several major hospitals with round-the-clock emergency departments (pohotovost / urgentní příjem) where you can go for acute conditions and injuries at any time of day or night. If there is a threat to life, always call 155 (ambulance) or 112 (the single emergency number) first — the dispatcher will direct you to the right hospital. Below are verified addresses and phone numbers for Prague's main hospitals, so you know where to go yourself or take a loved one."
The largest hospital in Czechia and one of the biggest medical centres in Central Europe. It has separate 24-hour emergency departments for adults and for children — important for families with kids. The Nemocnice Motol metro station (line A) is right there. Adult emergency reception: +420 224 435 421.
Address: V Úvalu 84, 150 06 Praha 5 – Motol
Phone: +420 224 431 111
Website: https://www.fnmotol.cz
Round-the-clock emergency department (urgentní příjem, tel. +420 266 084 525). This is also where the Infectious Diseases Clinic and a travel-medicine centre are located — patients are sent here for suspected infections and after animal bites. It's a "high-threshold" facility for severe, life-threatening conditions.
Address: Budínova 67/2, 180 81 Praha 8 – Libeň
Phone: +420 266 081 111
Website: https://www.bulovka.cz
A central teaching hospital near Karlovo náměstí (Karlovo náměstí metro station, line B). Round-the-clock emergency and urgent care for adults. Conveniently located in the city centre; the "Pohotovostní a urgentní péče" section of the website lists current hours and department phone numbers.
Address: U Nemocnice 499/2, 128 08 Praha 2 – Nové Město
Phone: +420 224 961 111
Website: https://www.vfn.cz
Despite the word "military," it also treats civilian patients. A 24-hour Emergency department with a triage system (tel. +420 973 203 710), plus strong trauma and neurosurgery units. One of the most modern, best-equipped hospitals in Prague.
Address: U Vojenské nemocnice 1200/1, 169 02 Praha 6 – Střešovice
Phone: +420 973 208 333
Website: https://www.uvn.cz
A large hospital in southern Prague (Krč district). Round-the-clock emergency care in pavilion B1 (to the right of the main entrance): adults +420 261 082 520, children and teenagers +420 261 083 783; there's also a dental emergency service. Handy for residents of Prague 4, 11 and 12.
Address: Vídeňská 800, 140 59 Praha 4 – Krč
Phone: +420 261 081 111
Website: https://www.ftn.cz
A teaching hospital in eastern Prague. Round-the-clock emergency care and an on-call service (LSPP) for the Prague 3 and Prague 10 districts. Home to a major burns centre and trauma unit — patients with severe injuries and burns are brought here. Metro and trams serve the Vinohradská area.
Address: Šrobárova 1150/50, 100 34 Praha 10 – Vinohrady
Phone: +420 267 161 111
Website: https://www.fnkv.cz
A highly specialised centre for cardiology, neurosurgery and vascular surgery (not a general district ER — for acute cases outside its specialty, it's better to head to Motol or ÚVN). It has a separate department for foreign patients and English-speaking staff, which is convenient for those who don't speak Czech. For emergencies, call the main number and ask to be connected to the admissions department.
Address: Roentgenova 37/2, 150 30 Praha 5 – Motol
Phone: +420 257 271 111
Website: https://www.homolka.cz
This information is for reference only; phone numbers, addresses and opening hours may change — please check the institutions' official websites for the latest details.
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