Prague Main Station

Constructed in 1871, Prague train station is the busiest railway hub in the entire Czech Republic, connecting the country with such popular destinations in Europe as Germany, Poland, Slovakia, Austria, Hungary, Russia, and Switzerland, to name a few. The station occupies an impressive historic building with a beautiful hall that belongs to the list of the most significant examples of Art Nouveau architecture in the city.

​In addition to an impressive range of in-house amenities, the complex boasts a great location and is set just 15 minutes away from the historic center. What is more, you can easily access Vaclav Havel Prague Airport from the station via Airport Express bus (AE), which directly links both destinations.

What to find at the station?

Being an international transportation joint, the station is equipped with everything you need for a comfortable stay, featuring such useful amenities as:

• Several shops and pharmacies
• Luggage lockers
• Bathrooms
• Waiting areas
• Ticket offices
• Various restaurants and cafes
• ATMs
• Information center

How to get to the station?

​Thanks to its great location, the station is well-connected to Prague public transport system and can be reached via:
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• Metro: the nearby metro station is called Hlavni Nadrazi and is a part of line C (red)

• Tram: Prague Main station is served by tram lines 5, 8, 9, 15, 26 as well as night tram lines 92, 95, and 58

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• Bus: the station is connected to bus lines 905, 907, 908, 911