Night trains from Prague

Prague is one of the most important night train locations in Central Europe. From here, there are direct connections to destinations including Zurich, Amsterdam, Brussels, Berlin, Dresden, Budapest, Košice, Humenné and Chop. This makes Prague especially suitable for international night train journeys towards Switzerland, the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, Hungary, Slovakia and Ukraine.

Prague is particularly practical because of its location between Germany, Austria, Poland, Slovakia and Hungary. Night trains connect the Czech capital with important cities in Central and Eastern Europe, while Prague is also a useful transfer point for journeys further towards Slovakia and Ukraine. For travellers from Czechia, Prague is therefore one of the central entry points into the international night train network.

In Prague, the exact station is important. Many night trains use Praha hlavní nádraží, but depending on the connection, Praha-Holešovice or other stations within the city may also be relevant. Before travelling, you should therefore always check which station is specifically shown, especially for international night trains and for transfers within Prague.