If you arrive at the Prague train station, you can choose from several of our transfer options to commute between the train station and the city itself.
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Private Prague Railway Station Transfers
The private railway transfer option is perfect for those who prefer a direct, non-stop journey to their hotel without sharing the ride. With fixed prices, you can avoid the unpredictable costs of metered taxis or waiting fees due to traffic jams. No matter the size of your group, we have a variety of vehicles to meet your needs, including taxis, minivans, minibuses, and coaches.
- 4 seats
- 4 suitcases
- 3 seats
- 3 suitcases
- 4 seats
- 4 suitcases
- 4 seats
- 8 suitcases
- 8 seats
- 8 suitcases
- 7 seats
- 7 suitcases
- 20 seats
- 20 suitcases
- 8 seats
- 8 suitcases
- 30 seats
- 30 suitcases
- 8 seats
- 8 suitcases
- 40 seats
- 40 suitcases
- 15 seats
- 17 suitcases
- 17 seats
- 17 suitcases
- 49 seats
- 49 suitcases
Transfer Using Limousine
If you love to travel in style or are planning a surprise for someone in your group, luxury limousine transfers from any of Prague’s train stations are the option you need. The limousine service will be exclusively yours, and the price is fixed depending on your group size.
Shared Transfers from the Railway Station
Train Stations in Prague
Prague has four train stations, but most international trains arrive at the Main Railway Station or the Holešovice Station. Let’s get acquainted with all the stations.
Praha Hlavní nádraží: Known as the Main Train Station or the Wilson Station, this one is at the centre of the Prague city – a short distance away from the Wenceslas Square. The east-west trains stop here. The main train station is connected to Metro line C.
Praha Holešovice: The station is situated north of the city centre. This is where all the trains coming from the north (such as Berlin or Dresden) stop. It is also connected to Metro C (red line) and three stops away from the main station.
Praha Smíchov: It only takes 15 minutes of Metro ride from the city centre to get to Smíchov, where this small station is situated. It serves trains that are westbound and is connected to Metro B (yellow line).
Masarykovo nádraží: This suburban railway station is at the city centre near náměstí Republiky and Florenc bus terminals, and just a short walk from Wenceslas Square. Trains to and from Kolín, Hradec Králové, and Kutná Hora stop here. This station is connected to Metro B (yellow line).
Upgrade to Larger Vehicles
If you are travelling with a larger group but have more luggage, regular taxi cabs may not accommodate you and may even charge extra for the luggage. Even sedans might not be the best option for you.
But don’t worry, we offer minivans for a special price. All you have to do is select the “Minivan Special Offer” option on the booking form.
Payment Options
- Cash on arrival (we accept CZK, GBP, EUR and USD only)
- Credit cards (you can make the payment online or pay the chauffeur)
- MC, Visa, AMEX, Diner’s Club and JCB are acceptable
- Bank transfers (for corporate customers)
- PayPal