Weekend getaway Prague

Prague city trip by train

From € 40 (one-way trip)
Travel time Amsterdam - Prague 12.35 hours
Change trains 1x (in Berlin)
Travel with Intercity Berlin and Eurocity

City break to Prague

Board the train and be transported to the magical city of Prague, where history meets the modern age. Change trains once to reach the Golden City with its famous Charles Bridge, historic castles and bustling squares. Prague is a city bursting with history. From the impressive Prague Castle to Old Town Square with its Astronomical Clock, you will always discover something new. Stroll the cobbled streets, visit one of the many museums or enjoy the view from the Petřín viewing tower.
It is the perfect destination for a weekend away by train.

Sights not to be missed

1. Charles Bridge: This famous bridge is a must-see. It connects the Old Town to the Lesser Side and offers stunning views of the Vltava River and the city. An evening walk on this bridge is magical!
2. Prague Castle: This is an ancient castle that towers over the city. Here you will find palaces, churches and gardens including the impressive St Vitus Cathedral.
3. The Jewish Quarter: This was once one of Europe's largest Jewish ghettos. Today, this area contains some of the best-preserved Jewish historical monuments in the world, including several synagogues and the ancient Jewish cemetery.
Read our top 10 sightseeing tips in Prague

To Prague by train

Travelling to Prague by train is not only sustainable but also comfortable. Enjoy spacious seats and the beautiful landscapes that pass by your window. With Intercity Berlin, you will travel to the German capital. There you can catch an Eurocity train to Prague. Travel time is approximately 12.35 hours. Disembark in the heart of the city centre and immediately enjoy its charm. Book your city trip early to take advantage of the lowest prices.
You can also travel by night train towards Vienna and change to the direct train to Prague in Regensburg.

Culinary delights

Czech cuisine is one to make your mouth water! Sample traditional dishes such as goulash, trdelník or svíčková. And remember to visit one of the local beer houses to enjoy an authentic Czech beer.
Our tips for the best restaurants in Prague

Accommodation during a city break in Prague

Prague offers a wide selection of hotels, ranging from luxurious palaces to intimate boutique hotels and hostels. Many of them are located in historic buildings, overlooking the city's landmarks. Whether you are looking for modern comfort or old-fashioned charm, Prague offers accommodation for every budget and taste.

Tips for a budget-friendly stay in Prague

Your trip to Prague is especially affordable if you book early. This applies to train travel and the accommodation. Use these tips to book your trip as cost-effectively as possible:

Book as early as you can
Choose a non-flex ticket (note: you cannot change or cancel this at a later date)
Book online to avoid booking fees
Read our tips for cheap booking

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