Trains from Prague to Vienna are a great way to travel from the Czech Republic to Austria when you are visiting Europe.

Rail services run regularly from Prague’s Hlavni Nadrazi train station. It is the main station in Prague, and is accessible by bus, tram, metro, and taxi. Trains arrive at Vienna’s Meidling, Franz-Josefs-Bahnhof, and Simmering train stations.

All services between these cities are operated by Czech Railways and OBB, the countries’ national rail companies. They are mostly run on EuroCity trains.

Trains from Prague to Vienna depart up to two times an hour throughout the day, so you can travel whenever you need to.

Some trains on this route are direct, while others require one or more connections on the way. The journey time between the two cities ranges from 4 hours and 40 minutes on direct services to 6 hours and 20 minutes on services with changes.

Tickets for trains from Prague to Vienna start from 498 CZK. You can buy them online or at the station before you depart.