Poland to Prague express train. Travel. Traveling from Poland to the Czech Republic by train is now easier and cheaper than ever. The new Baltic Express route from Tricity to Prague is a great option for people who want to skip flying but still enjoy comfort, good prices, and beautiful views along the way. With ticket prices starting at only €14.90, this train is an affordable way to visit one of Europe’s most charming capitals.
New Baltic Express Route to Prague
The Baltic Express is a direct train connection between Poland and the Czech Republic. It runs four times a day – three daytime trips and one overnight. In Poland, the train stops in big cities like Gdynia, Bydgoszcz, Poznań, and Wrocław, as well as smaller towns such as Tczew, Inowrocław, Gniezno, and Kłodzko. In the Czech Republic, one of the main stops is Pardubice, making it easier to reach different parts of the country.
Ticket Prices
You can buy super promo international tickets starting from:
- €14.90 from Wrocław or Kłodzko to Prague
- €24.90 from Bydgoszcz or Poznań
- €29.90 from Tricity (Gdynia/Gdańsk)
Travel Time to Prague
Baltic Express trains are made for comfort. You can choose a time that suits you – morning, afternoon, or night. Travel time is:
- About 9 hours from Gdynia
- Around 5 hours 40 minutes from Poznań
- Just 4 hours from Wrocław
On the international route (Gdynia–Prague), the train includes both first-class and second-class cars, and there’s also a restaurant car on the domestic section. The Wrocław–Prague stretch uses modern Vectron locomotives for a smoother ride.
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Other Trains to Prague
Besides the Baltic Express, you can also travel to Prague on other routes. The 2024/2025 train schedule includes:
- 7 daily trains from Warsaw and Katowice
- 5 from Kraków
- 5 from Wrocław
- 4 from Poznań
- 2 from Rzeszów and Przemyśl
This makes it easy for people from many parts of Poland to reach Prague comfortably.
Why Visit Prague?
Prague is one of the most popular cities in Europe, known for its beautiful buildings, long history, and magical atmosphere. Must-see places include:
- Prague Castle – one of the biggest castle complexes in the world
- Charles Bridge – a historic bridge with amazing views
- Old Town Square – home to the famous astronomical clock and cosy cafés
You’ll also find many art galleries, museums, shops with Czech crystal and handmade crafts, and lots of music and theatre. It’s a great idea to stay a few days to really enjoy everything Prague has to offer.