About Prague

Prague is celebrated for its stunning medieval and Baroque architecture, vibrant cultural scene, and rich history, showcased by landmarks such as Prague Castle, Charles Bridge, and St. Vitus Cathedral. Around these iconic sites, visitors discover lively neighborhoods, riverside promenades along the Vltava River, charming cafes, bustling shopping streets, and public squares, making it easy to combine sightseeing with relaxation. Many attractions in Prague offer insight into the city’s history, artistic traditions, and its role in the former Austro-Hungarian Empire. Popular stops include the Astronomical Clock, Old Town Square, the Jewish Quarter, the National Museum, and the Museum of Decorative Arts.
Beyond historical and cultural landmarks, travelers can explore traditional markets like Havelské tržiště, modern shopping areas, and green spaces such as Letná Park or Petřín Hill, perfect for resting between visits. Guided city tours often combine historic sites with viewpoints, river walks, and older neighborhoods, providing a richer understanding of Prague’s culture and cityscape. For those traveling between Vienna, Budapest, and other Central European cities, the ÖBB Railjet and other high-speed trains offer a convenient, frequent, and comfortable way to explore the region.

Train Routes to and from Prague

Prague - Vienna

A famous journey offering a blend of history, culture, and breathtaking scenery.

OBB Railjet High-Speed Train
Distance: 254 km
Travel time: 4 h 23 min
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Vienna - Prague

A popular route that showcases historical landmarks, vibrant culture, and stunning vistas.

OBB Railjet High-Speed Train
Distance: 254 km
Travel time: 4 h 25 min
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​Prague - Salzburg

A renowned path where rich heritage, cultural experiences, and scenic views meet.


OBB Railjet High-Speed Train
Distance: 552 km
Travel time: 7 h 30 min
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​Salzburg - Prague

A widely admired route that merges historical significance, cultural richness, and remarkable views.

OBB Railjet High-Speed Train
Distance: 552 km
Travel time: 7 h 26 min
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Train Station in Prague

Praha hlavní nádraží is located near the heart of Prague, offering easy access to major landmarks, cultural sites, and shopping districts. It serves as a key hub for both domestic and international trains, connecting Prague with cities across the Czech Republic and Central Europe through frequent departures. The station provides a variety of passenger facilities, including waiting areas, ticket counters, shops, and dining options.
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How to Get from Prague to Other Cities by Train

Prague to Vienna Train Journey

The Prague to Vienna route is a popular connection for travelers exploring two of Central Europe’s most historic cities. The journey typically takes around 4 hours 23 minutes, with multiple services running throughout the day.

The trains are modern, air-conditioned, and offer comfortable seating, with some services providing Wi-Fi and other onboard amenities. Travelers can compare departure times and ticket prices to find the most convenient option for their schedule.
Prague to Vienna
Prague to Vienna
Prague to Salzburg Train Journey

The Prague to Salzburg route is a popular connection for travelers exploring two historic Central European cities. The journey typically takes around 7 hours 30 minites, with several trains running daily.

The trains are modern, air-conditioned, and offer comfortable seating, with some services providing Wi-Fi and other onboard amenities. Travelers can compare departure times and ticket prices to choose the most convenient option for their trip.

Travel Tips for Visiting Prague by Train

  • Hop on Public Transport
    Prague’s trams, metro, and buses make it simple to reach major attractions without stress.
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  • Taste Local Flavors
    Sample Czech specialties near the stations, like Goulash or sweet treats like Trdelník.
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  • Catch the Best Views
    For scenic sights of the Vltava River and city skyline, sit on the left side.
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  • Use Station Facilities
    Vienna’s main station offers lockers, shops, and dining options for travelers.
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  • Travel During Off-Peak Hours
    Trains are less crowded early in the morning or late afternoon, making the journey more comfortable
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  • Seat reservations
    Not always mandatory, but highly recommended during weekends or holidays.
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FAQ About Trains to and from Prague