How to get to Prague?
Prague is the capital of the Czech Republic, through whichoften passes a lot of tourists from Russia to Europe and vice versa. Due to its favorable location and many attractions, the city is one of the main points of tourist routes. In the city there are many hotels, restaurants and other pleasant places, various holidays and cultural events are held on a regular basis.
The city is always full of life and is the fourteenth largest city in Europe. Therefore, it is not surprising that a great contribution to the Czech economy is made by tourism in Prague.
However, if you are going to visit this city without travel companies and vouchers, and by your own way, you need to know how to get to Prague from Moscow by various modes of transport.
Let's consider this issue in more detail.
How to get to Prague from Moscow
To get to Prague from Moscow can be both relatively cheap ways, and expensive. Consider these:
- By plane. From Moscow regularly, daily planes fly to Prague. Therefore, it is not difficult to buy a ticket. However, it is worth considering that the ticket will be quite expensive, but you will find yourself in Prague very quickly;
- By train. Every day trains run from Prague's Belorussky Station to Prague. The train goes through Belarus and Poland for more than 24 hours. At the same time, the price of a train ticket can be comparable to an airplane or even more expensive, which is not a good option. However, you can see the beautiful scenery of different countries along the way;
- By bus. The bus is the most popular transport to Prague from Moscow. Many travel companies provide tickets for their comfortable buses to Prague, and if you take another guide's services with stops in other cities, you can see not only Prague. Yes, and this method is cheaper, but long in time. You will travel about two days;
- By car. From Moscow to Prague about 2000 kilometers. The route will take from 1.5 days depending on the situation on the roads. You will also have to cross the border of Ukraine and Belarus. However, the best option is to travel through Latvia, Lithuania and Poland. The cost of gasoline will be appropriate, but you can on the way to slowly look at cities and countries.
Also you can read our useful articles. How to get from Prague airport and What to buy in Prague.
