Trains from Prague to Munich are an easy way to travel from the Czech Capital to Germany when you are visiting Europe.
Direct trains between these cities run four times a day: once in the early morning, once in the mid-morning, once in the afternoon, and once in the early evening. This is not as frequently as services between Prague and other German cities like Dresden and Berlin, so make sure to plan ahead so that you can avoid waiting a long time for the next departure.
Trains depart from Prague’s Hlavni Nadrazi, which is the main station in the city. You can access it by bus, tram, metro, or taxi. They arrive at Munich’s Hauptbahnhof train station. It is also the primary station in the city, so you can connect to all other forms of transport when you get there.
The journey time on trains from Prague to Munich ranges from 5 hours and 45 minutes to 6 hours even.
Fares start at 498 CZK. You can buy train tickets online, often for a discount, or at the station before you travel.
Buses operate on this route, too, and they are faster and less expensive than rail services, so you should consider taking one as an alternative to a train from Prague to Munich. You can find information about them here.