Vienna to Prague cheap bus tickets
20 daily departures, bus tickets starting at €11.9, and the fastest trip in 3h 55m
Vienna
Explore the charming beauty of Vienna in Europe, reachable by a scenic bus or train ride. Immerse in its rich history, cultural heritage and natural wonders while savoring local cuisine.
Departures
- ViennaBerlin
- ViennaVenice
- ViennaMunich
- ViennaBrussels
- ViennaDresden
- ViennaGraz
- ViennaFrankfurt
- ViennaKonstanz
- ViennaStuttgart
- ViennaSzczecin
Arrivals
- BerlinVienna
- MunichVienna
- BrusselsVienna
- VeniceVienna
- FrankfurtVienna
- DresdenVienna
- StuttgartVienna
- GrazVienna
- HamburgVienna
- KarlsruheVienna
Main stations in Vienna
Prague
Explore the charming beauty of Prague in Europe, reachable by a scenic bus or train ride. Immerse in its rich history, cultural heritage and natural wonders while savoring local cuisine.
Departures
- PragueBerlin
- PragueWarsaw
- PragueMunich
- PragueStrasbourg
- PragueLyon
- PragueWrocław
- PragueNuremberg
- PragueFrankfurt
- PragueLeipzig
- PragueGdańsk
Arrivals
- BerlinPrague
- WarsawPrague
- MunichPrague
- StrasbourgPrague
- WrocławPrague
- NurembergPrague
- LyonPrague
- LeipzigPrague
- DresdenPrague
- ŁódźPrague
Main stations in Prague
Frequently asked questions
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- What is the cheapest train from Vienna to Prague?
- The cheapest train is the RegioJet, operated by Student Agency. It provides affordable prices with a journey time of around 5 hours. It offers free Wi-Fi, power outlets, and an onboard bistro serving refreshments.
- What is the fastest train from Vienna to Prague?
- The fastest train is the RailJet, operated by ÖBB. The journey lasts around 4 hours and offers first-class and second-class seating options. The train includes free Wi-Fi and an onboard bistro serving hot and cold drinks and snacks.
- What amenities are included on the trains from Vienna to Prague?
- Most trains offer free Wi-Fi, power outlets, air conditioning/heating, and comfortable seating. Some trains also have a dining car or a bistro serving drinks and snacks. Check with your train provider for the specific amenities included.
- Are there any discounts for children, students, or seniors?
- Yes, some train companies offer discounts for children, students, and seniors. The amount may vary depending on the provider, the age limit, and the type of ticket. Check for promotions and ticket types tailored to your needs.
- How do I buy a train ticket from Vienna to Prague?
- You can buy train tickets online or at the station. It’s recommended to book in advance to get the lowest prices and to guarantee your seat. You can also check the latest promotions and discounts offered by the train companies. We advise you to compare prices and deals between different providers.
- How early should I arrive at the station?
- It’s best practice to arrive at least 30 minutes before the departure time. This will give you enough time to pass the security check and find your platform. Keep in mind that the stations may be busy during peak hours, so plan accordingly.
- What are the most scenic parts of the train journey?
- The train journey from Vienna to Prague is scenic throughout, but some highlights include: the countryside of Lower Austria, the city of Linz, the Bohemian Forest, and the Vltava River valley. Consider booking a window seat on the left side of the train for the best views.
- Can I change or cancel my train ticket?
- The cancellation and exchange policies may vary depending on the train company and the type of ticket that you purchased. Check the terms and conditions before booking, and remember that some tickets may be non-refundable. If you have any questions, contact the customer service of the train provider.
- Can I bring pets with me?
- Small pets are usually allowed on the trains, provided they are kept in a carrier or a special pet compartment if available. However, each train company has its own pet policy, so check in advance. Note that some trains may require an additional fee for pets.
- What documents do I need to travel by train from Vienna to Prague?
- You need a valid passport or a national ID card to travel between countries. Make sure to have it with you, since the train staff may ask for it. You may also need to print your e-ticket or show it on your mobile device.
- What is the travel time for trains from Vienna to Prague?
- The travel time is approximately 4 hours. However, the duration may vary depending on the train schedule, route, and stops. Check the latest timetables and make sure to arrive at the station at least 30 minutes before the departure.
- Can I bring luggage on the train?
- Yes, you can bring luggage on the train. Most trains provide luggage racks above or near your seat, and some also have storage areas at the end of the carriage. However, make sure that your luggage meets the size and weight restrictions imposed by the train company.
- Is there a train from Vienna to Prague at night?
- Yes, there are some night trains between Vienna and Prague. The journey takes around 6-8 hours, and it usually includes sleeping cabins or couchettes. Check the schedule and the amenities before booking.
- Are there direct trains from Vienna to Prague?
- Yes, there are direct trains from Vienna to Prague, with no need to change trains. However, you should check the schedule in advance since some trains may require a transfer. Look for the direct train options from Wien Hbf to Praha Hl.n.
- Are there any restaurants or cafes near the train stations in Vienna and Prague?
- Yes, both Vienna and Prague train stations have a range of restaurants, cafes, and shops within walking distance. You can find fast food outlets, bakeries, coffee shops, and more. Check online for recommendations and reviews.
Journey Summary
| Distance | 251km | |
| Average duration | 4h 38m | |
| Average ticket price | €24.79 | |
| Frequency | 20 | |
| Companies | RegioJet, Flixbus |
