Prague
Trains from Prague to Krakow are a popular way to travel from the capital of the Czech Republic to Poland when you are visiting Europe.
Rail services between these cities run regularly from Prague’s Hlavni Nadrazi train station. It is the main station in the city center, and is accessible by bus, metro, tram, and taxi. They arrive at Krakow Glowny station, which is also centrally located.
Trains from Prague to Krakow are operated by Czech Railways, the national rail company. Their services depart every two to three hours throughout the day from the morning until the late afternoon. There is also an overnight service.
Night trains on this route are direct, but day services between these cities require at least one connection en route. The journey time depends on how many connections your train has, although some trains with one change are faster than direct services. Travel times range from 7 hours and 35 minutes to 13 hours.
Tickets for trains from Prague to Krakow cost from 498 CZK, depending on the type of seat you choose. Reserve one if you can, as trains are crowded and often people have to stand.