Yes, absolutely. Czechia has an excellent, modern network. You will have a strong signal on the RegioJet or České dráhy (CD) trains between cities. Crucially, you will also have a continuous 4G/5G signal inside the Prague Metro (subway) stations and tunnels, allowing you to use Google Maps or Bolt (ride-hailing) without interruption.
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Updated April 22, 2026
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