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Posted by September 08, 2018 Rating 93.00% Leave a comment
There is a direct train connection between Prague and Bratislava. It takes approximately 4 hours 10 minutes to get from one central train station to another. Bratislava’s central train station is called Bratislava hlavná stanica, often shortened to Bratislava, hl. st. The central train station in Prague is called Praha hlavní nádraží, shortened to Praha, hl. n.
Type | Ticket price |
---|---|
Return ticket | app. 30€ |
One way ticket | 13 -15€ |
It is possible to buy tickets via the Internet using official Czech railway website. Change language in the top right corner to English.Here you can choose the specific train and buy tickets for a specific route. It is possible to pay by credit card, in the Czech Crown currency (1€ = app. 25CZK). One-way ticket is valid for two days and the return ticket is valid for one month.
From Bratislava to Prague train departs every two hours starting at 6:13 till 18:13. From Prague to Bratislava train departs also every hour starting at 5:39 till 18:39. Those trains are direct EuroCity trains offering the first and the second class. It takes 4 hours 10 minutes to get from one station to another. There are also some night trains departing around midnight.
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Poh Cheng on Jan 23, 2018
Is there any possibilities that the ticket from Prague to Bratislava will be sold out at the station?
Thank you.
Reply Dislike (9) Like (3)Phillip Wainwright on Jun 21, 2017
Hi Jakub, are there any pensioner fares available please? We are intending travelling from Budapest to Prague with a break in Bratislava. Thank you in anticipation.
Reply Dislike (10) Like (3)Ivan on Feb 04, 2017
To say that the trains depart every 2 hours is not good enough. What we need is the timetable,
Reply Dislike (16) Like (5)Wael on Jul 09, 2016
We want to have a day trip in bratislava before going to prague, me and my wife need to find a place to leave our bags during this that will be safe and economic.
May anyone give us an advice...?
Thanks in advance
Reply Dislike (12) Like (10)Samuel on Jul 11, 2016
Hi Wael,
there is a baggage depository right at the train station, that is the best option for you.
Enjoy your stay,
Samuel
Reply Dislike (14) Like (11)Wael on Jul 15, 2016
Thanks indeed for your valuable
Do you have an idea about prices??
Also, we will be there on Saterday. Will many places or shope be closed or no ??
Reply Dislike (10) 100% Like (10)Samuel on Jul 15, 2016
Hi Wael,
it's approximately 2euro/day, quite cheap :)
best wishes,
Samuel
Reply Dislike (16) Like (10)Ali on Sep 07, 2015
We are looking to stop off in Bratislava for 1/2 a day or a full day on our way from Budapest to Prague in a couple of weeks.
I am wondering if there is a Sleeper train from Bratislava to Prague overnight as this would be our prefered option.
Also I am worried that if I don't book in advance the price will be too expensive. Is it possible to book online, and how? Will the price be the same as if I book on the day?
Reply Dislike (25) Like (7)Samuel on Sep 08, 2015
Hi Ali,
yes, there is a sleeper train, you can book it online here
Have a nice stay!
Regards
Reply Dislike (13) Like (6)Samuel on Sep 08, 2015
Hi Ali,
check this link for you train http://tinyurl.com/ouse2c3
The difference is that the Slovak webpage does not sell tickets online (for some peculiar reasons)
Regards
Reply Dislike (33) Like (17)Ali on Sep 08, 2015
Thanks so much for your rapid response Samuel,
That link is for Prague->Bratislava. I switched it around and it says sold out, so I think we will have to take a train during the day. Do we need to buy 2 tickets, or can we just buy ticket from Budapest to Prague and stop in Bratislava for 8 hours?
...
Regards
Reply Dislike (30) Like (12)Samuel on Sep 08, 2015
Hi Ali,
I'm afraid you will have to buy 2 tickets. You can also consider travelling to Prague by bus.
https://bratislava-slovakia.eu/buy-bus-tickets
Regards
Reply Dislike (22) 100% Like (30)Ali on Sep 08, 2015
Perfect - I think we will do that.
Final question- My wife is a student (in the UK). Is it true she doesn't need a ticket as I heard students travel for free on trains in Czech Republic and Slovakia. What documentation does she need to bring?
Reply Dislike (33) Like (26)Samuel on Sep 08, 2015
Hi Ali,
you can find that info here
http://www.slovakrail.sk/en/zero-fare.html
Regards
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