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Getting
Out of Prague by Train or Bus
myCZ tip:
Online Schedules and Connections
You can look up train and bus schedules and connections for the Czech
Republic and Europe at jizdnirady.idnes.cz.
The results will show all available connections for
your
route,
distinguished
by a
train
or
bus icon. See "Useful dictionary" on the bottom of this page for some terms
you may need. |
Prague has several train stations. The most widely used ones are the Main Station
(Hlavní
nádraží),
Holešovice Station (Nádraží Holešovice), Smíchov Station (Nádraží
Smíchov), and Masaryk Station (Masarykovo nádraží). They are all accessible by the metro and several tram lines.
Please visit our Czech
Republic Trains page to learn
about train ticket discounts, train ticket fare calculator,
advance online reservations and international fares.
The
three most frequently used Prague
bus stations are Florenc, Roztyly, and Zličín.
If you are coming to Prague on an international bus,
you will most likely arrive at
the Florenc bus
station, which is located at the B/C line of the subway.
myCZ warning:
Taking a Taxi
Be careful if you decide
to take a taxi from the train or bus station - please
read our tips on Taking
a Taxi in Prague. You can move around town easily by public transport or choose a good taxi company. |
vlak - train
autobus - bus
Odjezdy - Departures
Příjezdy - Arrivals
nástupiště - platform
jízdenky - tickets
povinně místenkový vlak - seat reservation necessary on
this train
neúplná cena - incomplete price (usually with international
connections; may only show the cost of the ticket within
the Czech Republic, not past the border)
Vlak nečeká na žádné přípoje. - The train will not wait
for any connections.
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