Where to buy your train tickets in Prague and other Prague, Czech Republic Transportation Tips

'Mode': TO
Category: Train
Getting TO/AROUND: There is a convenient Czech Railways office on V. Celnici 6, right next door to the Marriott hotel adjacent to the the Republiky Nam station.

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'Mode': AROUND
Category: Train
Getting TO/AROUND: 411 km. - 4.28 hs - Direct

12.00 – 16.28 EC 75 ALOIS NEGRELLI runs daily
14.32 - 19.04 EC 173 VINDOBONA runs daily

Cost $ 29.30 euros = CZK 912 each way.

From Hlavni Nadrazi station to Wien Sudbanhof station

You can buy the ticket while in Prague. No need to book a seat, but you can do it for 3 euros.

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'Mode': AROUND
Category: Train
Getting TO/AROUND: 2nd class trains are excellent so there is no need to spend more money in first class.

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'Mode': AROUND
Category: Subway/Metro
Getting TO/AROUND: Prague's public transportation system is efficient and cheap. It has 3 metro lines and 26 tram routes.

Tickets can be purchased at all metro stations, major tram stops and news stands. The most common ticket costs 12 Kc=0.40 euros and is valid for 60 minutes. The 8 Kc=0.27 euros is a non-transfer ticket for rides under 15 minutes on trams or up to 4 metro stations.

Passes are 70 Kc=2.40 euros for one day or 200 Kc=6.80 euros for 72 hours. The Prague card includes this last pass but costs more than 30 euros!

Bottomline is that you won't benefit from passes or, even less, the Prague card. Just buy a bunch of tickets and use them as needed. Besides, you won't use public transportation in Prague as you may do in Berlin or Vienna. Prague is mostly a walking city.

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