Warszawa / Warsaw to Praha / Prague / Prag by train

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From Warszawa Centralna to Praha hl.n.

Tickets

Tickets for this journey are not sold online by the PKP (Polish railways) website or CD (The Czech Railways) website.

So either call the CD booking service on +420 221 111 122,  or send CD an email, or wait until you arrive in Warszawa - ideally go to the station to obtain your tickets before the travel date.

Tickets aren't discounted for this journey in the opposite direction from Czeschia , so they're unlikely to be cheaper when booked in advance for this journey from Warszawa

Rail pass users need to reserve before boarding, this reservation can be arranged at Warszawa Centralna station.

Polish Railways (PKP) provides this train and it conveys:

- Compartment Seats 
- Couchettes; 4 berths AND 6 berths
- Standard and deluxe sleeping cars with 3 bed, 2 bed and 1 cabins

Click the on the orange train button below for more info including the rail pass reservation fees*:

Where to book
Ticket Provider Approximate Cost
cd.cz *

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.

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On this journey

Journey Features

Night

Good to Know

Final Destination: Praha hl.n

Polish Railways (PKP) provides this train and it conveys:

- Compartment Seats 
- Couchettes; 4 berths AND 6 berths
- Standard and deluxe sleeping cars with 3 bed, 2 bed and 1 cabins

Departing from Warszawa/Warsaw:

This train commences its journey at Warszawa Wschodnia station, which is on the eastern side of the city centre.

If you will be commencing a journey in the vicinity of the old town, you can take tram line/route 13 from the 'Stare Miasto' stop direct to Wschodnia station.

It then calls at Warszawa Centralna, the main station in the city, which is why we've used it for the orange button that can be clicked above.

After departing from Warszawa Centralna it will then call at Warszawa Zachodnia.

So check the location of the starting point of your journey, to see which of these three stations will suit you best.

The train is usually scheduled to depart Warszawa Centralna station at 19:30 and arrive in Praha hl.n at 07:31.

For the part of the journey between Warsaw and The Czech Republic, the coaches/sleeping cars heading for Praha are joined to other parts of the train which will be heading to Budapest and Wien.

If you can see a train on the departure indicators in Warsaw heading to Budapest or Wien, then this information will also be referring to this train.

The alternative daytime trains:

A contributory factor to the journey by the overnight train from Warsaw to Prague, being much longer than the daytime trains, is that this overnight train spends more than two hours in Bohumin station.

If your rail pass itinerary includes Prague/Praha and Warsaw/Warszawa, the overnight train is a comparatively good option.

It's an interesting, but not particularly beautiful journey during the day.

Final Destination: Praha hl.n

Polish Railways (PKP) provides this train and it conveys:

- Compartment Seats 
- Couchettes; 4 berths AND 6 berths
- Standard and deluxe sleeping cars with 3 bed, 2 bed and 1 cabins

Departing from Warszawa/Warsaw:

This train commences its journey at Warszawa Wschodnia station, which is on the eastern side of the city centre.

If you will be commencing a journey in the vicinity of the old town, you can take tram line/route 13 from the 'Stare Miasto' stop direct to Wschodnia station.

It then calls at Warszawa Centralna, the main station in the city, which is why we've used it for the orange button that can be clicked above.

After departing from Warszawa Centralna it will then call at Warszawa Zachodnia.

So check the location of the starting point of your journey, to see which of these three stations will suit you best.

The train is usually scheduled to depart Warszawa Centralna station at 19:30 and arrive in Praha hl.n at 07:31.

For the part of the journey between Warsaw and The Czech Republic, the coaches/sleeping cars heading for Praha are joined to other parts of the train which will be heading to Budapest and Wien.

If you can see a train on the departure indicators in Warsaw heading to Budapest or Wien, then this information will also be referring to this train.

The alternative daytime trains:

A contributory factor to the journey by the overnight train from Warsaw to Prague, being much longer than the daytime trains, is that this overnight train spends more than two hours in Bohumin station.

If your rail pass itinerary includes Prague/Praha and Warsaw/Warszawa, the overnight train is a comparatively good option.

It's an interesting, but not particularly beautiful journey during the day.

From Warszawa Centralna to Praha hl.n.

Tickets

Tickets for this journey are not sold online by the PKP (Polish railways) website or CD (The Czech Railways) website.

So either call the CD booking service on +420 221 111 122,  or send CD an email, or wait until you arrive in Warszawa - ideally go to the station to obtain your tickets before the travel date.

Tickets aren't discounted for this journey in the opposite direction from Czeschia , so they're unlikely to be cheaper when booked in advance for this journey from Warszawa

Rail pass users need to reserve before boarding, this reservation can be arranged at Warszawa Centralna station.

Where to book
Ticket Provider Approximate Cost
*

On this journey

Journey Features

Day

Good to Know

Final Destination: Praha hl.n

These trains also calls at: Warszawa Zachodnia, Oloumuc and Pardubice.

Departing from Warszawa/Warsaw:

These trains cross the city from east to west - so they call first at Warszawa Wschodnia station, which is on the eastern side of the city centre.

If you will be commencing a journey in the vicinity of the old town, you can take tram line/route 13 direct from the 'Stare Miasto' stop direct to Wschodnia station.

They then call at Warszawa Centralna - the main station in the city, which is why we've used it for the orange station info button, which can be clicked above.

These trains are usually scheduled to depart from Warszawa Centralna at 05:25 and 13:30 - on some timetables the morning departure is named the 'Praha' and the afternoon train is named the 'Porta Moravica'.

After departing from Warszawa Centralna these trains will then call at Warszawa Zachodnia.

So check the location of the starting point of your journey, to see which of these three stations will suit you best.

The journey:

Making this comparatively long journey from Warsaw to Prague by train is an interesting rather than beautiful experience - so having something to read or look at is recommended, though the Wi-fi on the train is usually temperamental.

So you won't miss out on a stunning travel experience, if you opt to take the alternative overnight train instead.

Final Destination: Praha hl.n

These trains also calls at: Warszawa Zachodnia, Oloumuc and Pardubice.

Departing from Warszawa/Warsaw:

These trains cross the city from east to west - so they call first at Warszawa Wschodnia station, which is on the eastern side of the city centre.

If you will be commencing a journey in the vicinity of the old town, you can take tram line/route 13 direct from the 'Stare Miasto' stop direct to Wschodnia station.

They then call at Warszawa Centralna - the main station in the city, which is why we've used it for the orange station info button, which can be clicked above.

These trains are usually scheduled to depart from Warszawa Centralna at 05:25 and 13:30 - on some timetables the morning departure is named the 'Praha' and the afternoon train is named the 'Porta Moravica'.

After departing from Warszawa Centralna these trains will then call at Warszawa Zachodnia.

So check the location of the starting point of your journey, to see which of these three stations will suit you best.

The journey:

Making this comparatively long journey from Warsaw to Prague by train is an interesting rather than beautiful experience - so having something to read or look at is recommended, though the Wi-fi on the train is usually temperamental.

So you won't miss out on a stunning travel experience, if you opt to take the alternative overnight train instead.

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