Train to Prague
Prague is easy to reach by train from Germany, Austria and the Netherlands. There are direct daytime trains and overnight connections, so you can pick what suits your trip best. The city sits centrally in Central Europe and makes a good stopover between Berlin and Vienna. From the main station you are quickly in the historic centre.
Which cities have trains to Prague?
Why travel to Prague by train?
By train you travel from city centre to city centre, without check-in or waiting at the gate. You get more legroom, can get up and work or watch the landscape go by. For many journeys to Prague the train is also much cleaner than flying.
How to find a cheap train ticket to Prague
The same train can be cheaper with one seller than another, and the price depends a lot on how early you book. Hoply compares the same journey across several sellers and shows the lowest price we measured, with the moment it applies to. You then book directly with the seller.
Good to know about Prague
International trains usually stop at Praha hlavnà nádražÃ, the main station close to the centre.
Class, discount cards and luggage
International trains usually have a first and second class; second class is fine for most journeys. Discount cards vary by country and operator. You take your luggage on board yourself, without extra fees or check-in like on a flight.
Frequently asked questions
- How do you travel to Prague by train?
- Pick your departure city above and compare the timetable and measured prices from several sellers on the route page. That way you find the fastest or cheapest trip to Prague yourself.
- How do you find a cheap train ticket to Prague?
- We compare the same journey across several sellers and show the lowest price we measured, with the moment it applies to. You book with the seller itself.
- Is there a night train to Prague?
- Yes, you can also reach Prague overnight by night train. See the night train page for the routes.
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Last updated on October 6, 2026