Hi All,
I’m looking for a ways travel from Prague to Munich, I’d like to seek your advice.
How long will it take ? if it needs over 7 hours, then is there any overnight train / bus ? and is it normally safe by overnight train / bus ?
I want as cheap as possible as well.
Thank in advance.
Hi, there are several direct trains during the day between Prague and Munchen. They take between 5 and 6 hours. For timetable and prices, check www.diebahn.de.
Matthijs
For bus, you can go to Eurolines. Probably cheaper, but less comfortable. Or look at Czech Transport. Akward times though.
4 hrs 40 min by bus or 6 hrs by train. http://www.bahn.de/i/view/DEU/en/index.shtml shows timetables and fares for both. There are no overnight trains.
Hi all,
I’ve checked http://www.bahn.de/i/view/DEU/en/index.shtml for the ways Prague to Munich, and it came up with several options, I then go for the bus, and I find it has Saving fare for 29 euro, the info show ---
(Total price of the trip. Special conditions (e.g. use of specific train required, exchange/refund not possible or with extra charge). You will receive the conditions of the offer in the next step.)
Does it really matter ? “You will receive the conditions of the offer in the next step.)” , is it not a direct bus ?
And the dep and arr show Praha hl.n. (Autobusová St. Wilsonova) to München Hbf Arnulfstraße , can someone tell me that both station are within the city ? no problem to reach by Metro ?
One more thing, will it usually a discount offer if book in advance ?
Thank !
“You will receive the conditions of the offer in the next step.)” , is it not a direct bus ?
What they probably mean with ´the next step´ is that you have t click ´next´ on the webpage and in the next screen you will see the conditions of the offer :)
Matthijs
Rather late to the game, but I'm taking this bus in a few days and have a question about the station. I've been in Munich for the past month or so and have gone through the station a few times, but on trains. Never seen where buses leave and since I have an uncanny ability to get lost inside train stations, I'm trying to figure out beforehand where I need to go. Does anyone know if the buses leave outside on Arnulfstrasse, or...? My friends who live here permanently don't seem to know either.
If you don't like cramped buses on ugly motorways (I don't - I can read on a train as well as enjoying the scenery, but I get sick on a bus) you can buy train tickets from Munich to Prague by civilised direct train at www.cd.cz/eshop from just 19 euros.
There are four direct trains a day, and you simply print your own ticket. This is actually cheaper than the downmarket long-distance bus, and only takes a little longer.