Vienna, Vienna (Area) to Prague, Prague Region from $19: 7 ways by bus, train, flight or car

Onboard Services: Depending on which operator you choose for the Vienna to Prague route, you can expect different catering services. For example, the Railjet service offered by ÖBB includes a bistro car where you can purchase snacks, hot meals, and beverages. Additionally, there is a dining service in First Class, which provides complimentary meals and drinks. Do check their on-board menu options in advance at the ÖBB website.

Seating Options: The main operators for this route are ÖBB (Austrian Federal Railways) and RegioJet. ÖBB offers three classes: First Class, with spacious seating and additional amenities; Second Class (Economy), featuring comfortable seating suitable for shorter journeys; and Business Class, which is a step above Economy with more privacy and usually quieter atmosphere. RegioJet also provides similar options with their Standard and Relax classes, which include complimentary beverages and snacks. For seating arrangements and booking, visit their respective websites: ÖBB at ">">oebb.at and RegioJet at ">">regiojet.com

Arrival Station Tip: Upon arriving at Prague's main train station (Praha Hlavní Nádraží), you will find facilities for leaving your luggage in a secure storage area near the entrance, which costs a small fee. The station also has clean restrooms available. Be sure to follow the signs to the baggage storage for easy navigation. Additionally, there are various shops and eateries if you wish to grab a bite before continuing to explore the city.

• Before boarding your flight with Austrian Airlines, ensure you check-in online or via their app to avoid long lines at Vienna Airport and enjoy a relatively quick boarding process.

• Upon arrival at Václav Havel Airport Prague, keep an eye out for the Airport Express bus located just outside the terminal, which offers a convenient and affordable transport option directly to Prague's main train station.

• Expect taxi fares from the airport to the city center of Prague to range from 600 to 800 CZK (about $25-$35), and always opt for official taxi services to avoid potential scams; consider using services like Uber for more transparency on pricing.

• Plan to arrive at Vienna Erdberg station early, as it can get busy, especially during peak travel times; check your bus departure on the FlixBus app or website for real-time updates: flixbus.com

• Bring snacks and water for the journey, as the bus offers limited amenities; consider stopping at a local café before boarding, such as Café 7Stern, which is a short walk from Erdberg station.

• Upon arrival at Prague's ÚAN Florenc bus station, navigate towards the metro station for easy access to the city; ensure you purchase a travel ticket at the kiosk before entering the metro, or use the PID Lítačka app for a smoother experience.