In August 2002 , the metro suffered disastrous flooding that struck parts of Bohemia and other areas in Central Europe ( see 2002 European flood ) . 19 stations were flooded , causing a partial collapse of the transport system in Prague ; the damage to the metro has been estimated at approximately 7 billion CZK ( over US$ 225 million in exchange rate at that time ) . The affected sections of the metro stayed out of service for several months ; the last station ( Křižíkova , located in the most-damaged area - Karlín ) reopened in March 2003 . Small gold plates have been placed at some stations to show the highest water level of the flood . The service was suspended between : A number of stations were closed due to the flooding in June 2013 . Replacement buses ran between Dejvická and Muzeum on line A , Českomoravská and Smíchovské nádraží on line B and Kobylisy and Muzeum on line C due to closed sections of the track
flooding in June 2013
2013 European floods
Prague Metro