Line A heads from north-west to the east and is indicated by green colour on all maps. There are 17 stations on Line A in total and its length is 17.13 kilometres. The journey from Nemocnice Motol to Depo Hostivař takes about 30 minutes. Construction of the line started in 1973 and was finished just 5 years after. The first section, which was used was just 4,7 kilometres long and ran from Náměstí Míru to Dejvická. It was also the first metro line to connect both banks of the city.
List of all stations on Line A
| Name | Barrier-free access | Transfer |
| Nemocnice Motol | YES | |
| Petřiny | YES | |
| Nádraží Veleslavín | YES | |
| Bořislavka | YES | |
| Dejvická | YES | |
| Hradčanská | ||
| Malostranská | ||
| Staroměstská | ||
| Můstek | B | |
| Muzeum | YES | C |
| Náměstí Míru | ||
| Jiřího z Poděbrad | ||
| Flora | ||
| Želivského | ||
| Strašnická | YES | |
| Skalka | YES | |
| Depo Hostivař | YES |
You can find timetable for Line A HERE
Station interiors
When you are standing on a platform of any station, you will find, that the design is timeless and luxurious. That is why stations still look fresh and modern, despite being built many years ago. It is thanks to some clever lighting combined with material of tiles. Every station has its distinct colour palette, making it easy to distinguish them from each other. They were designed by Czech architect Jaroslav Otruba.
The base colour of tiles is Champagne with tiles themselves being circular in shape. They are made from durable aluminium. Marble and granite are also prominently featured in the design of all stations.