Train Paris - Prague prices from $63.62

Traveling from Paris to Prague by train

The average train journey duration from Paris to Prague is 21 hr 8 min. The distance between the two main stations is 548.68 mi. There are approximately 2 trains connecting Paris and Prague per day. The cheapest train ticket for this route costs around $63.62. If you're traveling from Paris to Prague by train, you'll depart from Paris La Défense,Paris Montparnasse 3 Vaugirard,Paris Gare du Nord,Paris, Porte Maillot,Paris Beauvais-Tillé Airport,Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport Terminal 2C,Paris - Orly Airport,Paris - Gare De Lyon stations. These stations are well connected to local transportation networks, making it easy to reach them from anywhere in Paris. You will arrive at Prague, Hlavni nadrazi,Praha-Vysochany,Prague - Zličín,Praha Masarykovo nadrazi,Ruzyne International Airport,Praha Liben,Praha Holesovice,Prague (Černý Most),Prague UAN Florenc stations in Prague. While there may not be a direct connection between all the stations on this route, Virail provides both direct routes and transfer connection information to reach your destination. Also, please arrive 30 minutes before your train departure to ensure optimal boarding conditions.

The transportation is provided by the railway company SNCF, and you can take several types of trains, such as TGV INOUI, Intercités, TER, and OUIGO. Hop on the high-speed TGV INOUI trains for a direct and swift journey. For added convenience, enjoy seamless connections by combining TGV INOUI with TER trains or quickly transition from budget-friendly OUIGO services to TGV INOUI. You can also travel on the Intercités de Nuit trains for an eco-friendly and memorable overnight journey to Prague. 

Discover Prague: A Beautiful Blend of History, Culture, and Cuisine

Stepping off your train in Prague, you'll likely find yourself at Praha Hlavní nádraží, the city's central train station. The station is centrally located and connects to the local tram and metro networks, making it an ideal starting point for exploring the city.

Prague, the capital city of the Czech Republic, is a treasure trove of Gothic and Baroque architecture, fairy-tale streets, and rich cultural experiences. From the historic Prague Castle to the stunning Charles Bridge and from the vibrant Old Town Square to the unique Dancing House, Prague is a city that continually surprises and delights.

Things to do/see in Prague

1. Visit the magnificent Prague Castle and take in the panoramic city views.
2. Stroll across the iconic Charles Bridge and admire the 30 statues lining it.
3. Explore Old Town Square and admire the Astronomical Clock.
4. Take a river cruise on the Vltava for a unique city perspective.
5. Visit the unique Dancing House, a modern architectural marvel.
6. Climb up to the Petřín Lookout Tower for stunning views.
7. Explore the Jewish Quarter and its rich history and beautiful synagogues.
8. Stroll through the beautiful Wallenstein Gardens.
9. Visit the fascinating Museum of Communism.
10. Wander around the charming neighborhood of Malá Strana.

Things to eat/drink in Prague:

1. Try trdelník, a traditional Slovak rolled pastry.
2. Savor svíčková, a marinated sirloin dish served with creamy sauce.
3. Enjoy goulash, a hearty stew made with meat and vegetables.
4. Try Czech dumplings, a staple side dish often served with meat and sauce.
5. Taste some traditional Czech beer, renowned worldwide for its quality.
6. Indulge in palacinky, thin Czech pancakes often filled with jam, fruit, or cream.
7. Enjoy a plate of chlebíčky, open-faced sandwiches popular in the Czech Republic.
8. Taste medovnik, a delicious honey cake traditional in the region.
9. Try pickled cheese (nakládaný hermelín), a Czech pub snack staple.
10. Don't miss out on tasting Becherovka, a traditional Czech herbal liqueur.

Day trips from Prague

The surrounding regions of Prague offer numerous opportunities for day trips. Visit the beautiful town of Kutná Hora, famous for its historic center and the unusual Bone Church. Explore Český Krumlov, a fairy-tale town with a stunning castle, or delve into history with a visit to the Terezín Concentration Camp. The scenic Karlštejn Castle and the spa town of Karlovy Vary are also excellent options for day excursions from Prague.

Prague Travel Tips

Public transportation in Prague is efficient and covers most city areas, making it easy to navigate. Consider purchasing a transport pass for unlimited travel within a specific timeframe. Remember to validate your ticket before you start your journey. While the city center is best explored on foot, tram rides offer a unique perspective on the city's scenic routes. If you're visiting in summer, remember that Prague can get crowded, so booking attractions in advance is a good idea.

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