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Praha / Prague / Prag to Linz by train

Routes

From Praha hl.n. to Linz Hbf (Linz/Donau Hbf)

Journey Summary

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Praha / Prague / Prag

The old station building by platform/track 1

Praha hl.n. Rail Station Guide

Linz

Linz Hbf (Linz/Donau Hbf) Rail Station Guide

Travel Time

4hr 6min (approx)

Frequency

Daily

Tickets

Book early and save: No

Tickets will cost the same price if purchased at the same station immediately before departure - but the CD website is comparatively easy to use.

Our general guide to Czech train tickets is available here - and we have also published a guide to booking tickets on the CD website.

The ticket prices are usually cheaper on the CD website, but remember that the prices on the CD website will be in CZK, Czeck koronas/crowns, but the prices on the OBB, Austrian Railways, website will be in euros

On the CD website these trains are branded as Ex, but on OBB these trains are branded EZ.

Seats cannot be reserved on these trains.

Where to book

Ticket Provider	Approximate Cost
cd.cz	248 CSK
cd.cz Guide CD is the national rail operator in Czechia and its very smart online booking service sells tickets for all express train services which it operates within Czechia, as well international journeys by EC, Railjet, SuperCity and overnight trains. Some express trains, both within and to/from Czechia are operated by LeoExpress and Regiojet and these cannot be booked with CD. CD also sells international tickets involving changes of train outside of Czechia for end-to-end journeys: to Belgium destinations in Germany not served by direct trains to Paris to Arhus, Copenhagen and Odense in Denmark to destinations in Italy served by the overnight trains from Austria to Luxembourg to destinations in the The Netherlands, including Amsterdam, which are on the route of the direct trains from Berlin to destinations in Romania, including Bucuresti served by the direct day and night trains from Budapest. In addition to tickets, seat reservations, reservations for bicycles, plus reservations for couchettes and sleeping cabins, can also be booked online with CD, with no booking fees. Buying and using Tickets & Rail Passes in Czechia This guide will help you save money, time and confusion. Buying and using Tickets & Rail Passes in Czechia How to Book Tickets on the CD website The ticket booking website of the Czech national rail operator is packed with useful features and additional info, once you know where to look. How to Book Tickets on the CD website
OBB	€19
OBB Guide OBB is the national rail operator and its booking service offers journeys by express trains within Austria, as well as international journeys which don't involve making a connection outside of Austria. It pays off to book online, as the discounted 'Sparscheine' tickets are only ever made available on the website, and when making international journeys to and from Austria, these Sparscheine tickets tend to be cheaper. OBB can offer particularly good value for money when travelling with children on international rail journeys, but something to watch out for when travelling between Austria and Germany on daytime trains, is that reservations are an optional extra; but if you book 1st class tickets with the Germany railways website DB, the reservations are complimentary. OBB often takes a unique approach to its booking path, but a key thing to keep in mind is that the first price you will see for any journey is that of a Second Class seat. The costs of upgrading to first class, a reservation, or a sleeping cabin etc, is then added to this price. How To Book Tickets on the OBB Website - Step By Step This step by step guide shows how to use the OBB, Austrian Railways, website to buy Austrian train tickets, so that you can book and save with confidence! How To Book Tickets on the OBB Website - Step By Step Buying and using Tickets & Rail Passes in Austria This guide will help you save money, time and confusion. Buying and using Tickets & Rail Passes in Austria

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Good to Know

Final Destination: Linz

All trains also call at: České Budějovice

These trains are usually scheduled to depart daily from Praha hl.n station at 06:01; 10:01, 14:01 and 18:01.

The second and third departures of the day commence their journeys at Praha-Holešovice and this station has easier connections (by tram) from some parts of the city, particularly those by the river.

These trains convey no catering facilities, so if need be, take food and drink on board with you.

Final Destination: Linz

All trains also call at: České Budějovice

These trains are usually scheduled to depart daily from Praha hl.n station at 06:01; 10:01, 14:01 and 18:01.

These trains convey no catering facilities, so if need be, take food and drink on board with you.

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