Prague to Krakow from $14: 10 ways by bus, train, flight or car

• On the train from Prague to Krakow, you can expect catering services that include a bistro car offering a selection of snacks, beverages, and light meals. Look out for local Czech and Polish specialties, such as trdelník (a traditional pastry) or pierogi (Polish dumplings). Many services also offer the option to order meals at your seat in First Class or Business Class.

• The operators for the Prague to Krakow route typically include Leo Express, RegioJet, and PKP Intercity. Each operator offers different seating options: Leo Express offers Comfort Class (similar to First Class) and Economy Class with spacious seats. RegioJet provides a mix of Business Class (offering complimentary drinks and snacks) and Economy Class, which is budget-friendly. PKP Intercity offers First Class with more legroom and Economy Class. You can compare and book tickets at their respective websites: Leo Express (leoexpress.com), RegioJet (regiojet.com), and PKP Intercity (intercity.pl).

• Upon arriving at Krakow Główny Station, be aware that it is located right in the city center, and you'll find comprehensive services available. There are luggage storage facilities available in the station, and restrooms are accessible, though showers may not be offered. To navigate the station, follow the signs to ‘Portiernia’ for luggage services or maps of the station layout.