Train from Prague to Vienna

Travel by train from Prague to Vienna. Compare the timetable and measured prices from several sellers below, and pick the cheapest or fastest trip yourself.

Travellers

PragueVienna

Fastest trip
6h24
Connection
Direct

We have not measured prices for this route yet. Once we do, the price per day appears here.

Sample timetable for October 5, 2026
DepartureArrivalDurationTrainChangesOperator
00:3607:006h240

How long does the train to Vienna take?

The fastest train to Vienna takes about 6h24. The time per connection is in the timetable above.

Is there a direct train to Vienna?

Yes, direct trains run to Vienna. The timetable above shows, per day, which run direct and which have a change.

Cheap train to Vienna: how to find the lowest price

Book early and compare several sellers. The price calendar above shows the cheapest day we measured. The same train can be cheaper at one seller than another.

CO₂: the train to Vienna vs flying

Travelling by train is much cleaner than flying. According to the European Environment Agency, trains emit around 33 grams of CO₂ per passenger-kilometre on average, against about 160 grams for planes. Flying within Europe is therefore around 5 times as polluting.

Source: European Environment Agency

Frequently asked questions

Where do I buy a train ticket from Prague to Vienna?
You book with the seller directly. We line up the timetable and measured prices from different sellers and point you to the cheapest.
Is there a direct train from Prague to Vienna?
The timetable above shows, per day, which trains run direct and which have a change.
How long does the journey from Prague to Vienna take?
The duration is listed per connection in the table. The fastest option is shown in the summary at the top.
Can I book a return ticket to Vienna?
Yes. Add a return date when you search and you see the outbound and return trip side by side, each with its own prices. You book the return with the seller.
Can I combine separate tickets?
Sometimes two separate tickets are cheaper. We only show that when it genuinely saves money, with a warning about your rights if a train is delayed.

Last updated on October 5, 2026 · How we measure prices