It’s up to you how you want to travel to the festival. Here are the available options and benefits that can be used. The coordinates of the festival park are 50°14’49.6″N 15°50’09.6″E
You can even arrive by bike. We have racks, and you don’t have to lug around tents. You and your group can lay your head in the well-equipped RfP Tent Hotel, a spacious teepee, a Chill Village yurt or a camp tent with a canopy.
Don’t have your own bike? Rent a Nextbike! Trips to and from the festival will be completely free for 45 minutes thanks to Nextbike’s bike share partnership. Just download the app to your phone and pedal away. Instructions on how to rent a bike can be found here. In 2022, 2,996 km were cycled on Nextbike bikes during the festival, which means that cycling (instead of public transport) saved a beautiful 100 kg of CO2!
You can arrive in bulk by train or long-distance bus. Thanks to our partnership with Czech Railways, you can take advantage of a 30% discount on the return journey as part of the Train+ Rock for People offer. Details here. Once in Hradec Kralove, you can continue to the main train station or bus terminal via the festival shuttle to the venue. This is completely free for you!
The nearest airport is Václav Havel Airport in Prague, where most European and non-European connections are handled. There is a bus line from the airport, which will take you directly to Prague Main Train Station, where you can easily get to the festival by direct train connection.
Another option is to fly to Brno Tuřany Airport (only flights from London / Stansted, Milan or Berlin Schönefeld are handled there). There is an E76 service from the airport, which takes you to the train station in 20 minutes. From there, you can get to Pardubice by direct train and change to Hradec Králové.
By far, the most convenient means of transport to Rock for People is by train. More information on the IDOS website or you can also find the information about tickets and timetables on the Czech Czech Railways website or on the Regiojet website.
FROM GERMANY
From Germany, you can get to the festival with one transfer in Prague. From Prague, there is a direct connection to Hradec Králové several times a day. Besides, there are several connections with a transfer in Pardubice.
FROM AUSTRIA
From Vienna, you can travel by Czech Railways or Regiojet directly to Pardubice, where you will transfer to Hradec Králové.
On the way from Linz and its surrounding area, it is easiest to get to Vienna and from there continue to Pardubice and Hradec Králové.
FROM POLAND
If you take a train from Poland, you have to go through Ostrava, from where you get to Pardubice, where you change to train to Hradec Králové.
There will be public transport bus (nr. 15 to the stop “Letiště”) from Hradec Králové Main Railway Station as well as a festival shuttle bus.
FROM GERMANY
If you are going to the festival by bus from Germany, you must first get to Prague by one of the long-distance bus services. Most of the direct connections are provided by Flixbus. From Prague, you can go to Hradec Králové by direct connection either from the bus station Praha- Černý most.
FROM AUSTRIA
The shortest bus route from Austria is with one transfer in Prague. The journey to Prague is provided by the Flixbus bus service from all major cities. From Prague, you can get direct connections the bus station Praha-Černý most to the bus station Hradec Králové.
FROM POLAND
Direct overnight connections to Hradec Králové are available from all major cities in Poland.
Due to the fact that the ecological activities of (not only) the festival are an important topic for us, we want to invite you in advance to get to know each other, and before the festival, you can try carsharing! EVENT HERE
FROM GERMANY
The coordinates of the Festivalpark are 50°14’49.6″N 15°50’09.6″E
If you go to a festival from Germany, the fastest way will be through Prague. Then follow the D11 motorway to Hradec Králové. Hradec Králové is 100 kilometers from Prague by the highway. At Hradec Králové, take the exit on the road number 11 and then take Prague Avenue to the Aupark shopping center, where you turn to Gočárova třída. Turn to the bypass around the center of Hradec Králové – Resslova street. From Resslova Street, turn to Akademika Bedrny Street and then continue along Jan Cerny Street to the airport.
FROM AUSTRIA
The coordinates of the Festivalpark are 50°14’49.6″N 15°50’09.6″E
From Vienna and its surroundings, you need to take A5, which at the Czech border connects to the road No. 52 leading through Mikulov to Brno. At Brno turn onto the D1 motorway in the direction of Prague, after which you set off to Velká Bíteš, where you will leave the highway and follow road 37 to Žďár nad Sázavou and then along the same road through Chrudim and Pardubice to Hradec Králové. In Hradec Králové, follow Resslova Street to Jan Černý Street, which will lead you to the airport.
If you go from Linz, the fastest way will be through Prague. Road A7 and S10 via Freistadt to the Czech border. Continue through České Budějovice on the D3 motorway to Mirošovice, where you drive onto the D1 motorway and from there you get to Prague. In Prague, you will exit the motorway and follow the E65 road, before reaching Černý Most you‘ll exit onto D11 motorway leading to Hradec Králové.
FROM POLAND
The coordinates of the Festivalpark are 50°14’49.6″N 15°50’09.6″E
When traveling from Poland, Krakow, and Katowice, the fastest way to go is through Ostrava. You can get to Ostrava by the A1 road, which is connected to the D1 motorway on the Czech side of the border. From the D1 motorway, you will exit in Lipník nad Bečvou and follow the E442 road around Olomouc, through Mohelnice, Moravská Třebová, and Litomyšl to Hradec Králové, from where you will follow Jan Černý road to Věkoše Airport.
If you choose to travel in your car for the Rock for People festival, it is first necessary to get to Hradec Králové. The way to the festival is well marked with signs “Festivalpark“ or “Rock for People“ all around the city.
We also recommend that you check the festival Facebook, Instagram, RFP app, or traffic information on the radio before you set out on the road – especially for possible heavy traffic or traffic accidents.
On-site parking is available on a large-capacity parking lot guarded by festival security. We are not responsible for the things left in the car. Due to the capacity of the parking lot we recommend to arrive on time to avoid any queues. Traffic near the area will be restricted. Please follow the local signs.
