MAKE NEW MEMORIES?
TRAVEL TO PRAGUE
WITH ALEX
- No need to change trains (from Munich and Regensburg)
- 7 times a day directly into the city
- Children travel free
- Ticket available on the train at no extra charge
TRAVEL TO PRAGUE
ROUND TRIP
from Regensburg €61,50* from Nuremberg €77,50* from Munich €91,00*ONE WAY
from Regensburg €34,50* from Nuremberg €42* from Munich €52*
Price applies to tickets sold on alex in the alextreff, at ticket vending machines, on the Internet and as a mobile phone ticket. At staffed points of sale ticket price + surcharge (€ 2).
ADVANTAGES TO THE JOURNEY
FLEXIBLE
Buy your ticket directly from the alex train staff with no extra charge
Return journey freely selectable within 15 days
No reservation necessary
DIRECT AND CONVENIENT
Direct connection to Prague without changing trains from Munich and Regensburg
Comfortable legroom
Arrive stress-free directly in Prague city center
FAMILY FRIENDLY
Children up to the age of 14 travel free of charge (up to three children accompanied by an adult)
Travel compartment coaches for up to 6 people
Barrier-free travel
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS ABOUT THE PRAG SPEZIAL
What is the Prag Spezial one way and the Prag Spezial return?
Prag Spezial one way and Prag Spezial return are discounted fixed-price tickets for one-way travel (“one way”) or return travel (“return”) between certain stations in Bavaria and Prague (Czech Republic).
Are there any time restrictions?
The single ticket is valid on the printed day of validity from 00:00 a.m. until 03:00 a.m. of the following day. In the case of return tickets, the return journey must be made no later than 15 days after the 1st day of validity printed on the ticket. In any event, the validity of the ticket / travel authorisation ends at 03:00 a.m. on the 16th day following the 1st day of validity printed on it.
Interruptions of the journey are not permitted.
Is the Prag-Spezial also valid for 1st class?
No. The low-price fixed fare offer Prag Spezial is only valid for travel in 2nd class. A transfer to 1st class is not possible.
Are there any discounts for BahnCard holders?
No. BahnCard discounts are not granted.
Is it possible to interrupt the journey?
No. Interruptions of the journey are not permitted.
Is the Prag Spezial available as a group ticket?
No. Group rates are not available for the Prag Spezial ticket offer.
Are there any discounts for children?
No. Additional child discounts are not available. Children up to the age of 14 travel free of charge (up to three children) when accompanied by an adult.
Is it possible to get a refund / exchange of my Prag Spezial ticket?
Yes. Prag Spezial tickets can be refunded / exchanged prior to the first day of validity.
What should I bear in mind when taking bicycles with me?
Please note that bicycles are subject to reservation in the Czech Republic and an additional ticket is required. Further information can be found under Bicycle transportation in the Czech Republic.
Is the Prag-Spezial-Ticket valid if I want to start my journey in Prague?
The Prague Special Ticket is only valid if you start your journey in Germany. If you would like to start your journey in Prague, please contact our partner České dráhy (ČD) via info@cd.cz.
PRAGUE HIGHLIGHTS – EXPERIENCE THE CITY AT YOUR OWN PACE
Nothing to wear?
No short trip without shopping! In Prague you will find numerous shopping opportunities, from shopping centers to second-hand stores. Discover new favorite items and nice souvenirs.
Shopping and lifestyle
In the mood of big city vibes?
Prague is rich in sights, art and culture and is definitely worth a short trip. We'll tell you which stops you shouldn't miss on your tour of the city. There is always something going on in the city.
Art and culture
Excursion with the kids?
Prague is a great destination for families. It takes no time at all to get there, and the attractions for young and old alike speak for themselves. Collect moments for the family album and have an exciting time with your kids.
Family time
Time out for two?
Romantic Prague is a wonderful destination to treat yourself to a weekend away as a couple. With our highlights, you'll fall in love with the city in no time - and perhaps fall in love with your sweetheart all over again.
Romantic get-away
Feel like partying?
The Czech capital is a great place to party into the early hours of the morning. There are plenty of clubs and bars for a night of partying you won’t forget. Here you will find an overview of the hottest spots in town.
Party and nightlife
TRAVELLING TO PRAGUE BY TRAIN
A short and rewarding getaway
Whether it’s the sights, the activities or the food, there really is something for every taste, every age and every budget in Prague. Thanks to its proximity to Bavaria, travelling to the Czech capital on our trains is a breeze. Several times a day, our convenient direct connection takes you right into the heart of the city and gives you the flexibility to return at any time within 15 days.
Spend a few extraordinary days in the Golden City, wandering the picturesque streets and discovering everything that makes Prague unique for locals and tourists alike. Visit restaurants serving typical local dishes and treat yourself to a freshly tapped beer from one of the many Czech breweries.
GETTING TO KNOW THE GOLDEN CITY
Praha, Golden City, City of a Thousand Spires – the Czech capital has many names. But more importantly: The city looks like something out of a picture book and is always worth a visit. Having survived the Second World War almost intact, many of Prague’s buildings are authentic witnesses to a bygone era, accompanying visitors along their way. But you’d be sorely mistaken if you thought Prague was old-fashioned and dusty. The city is more vibrant than ever, with a new attraction around every corner.
Prague has been in a state of flux for years and is a magnet for new young artists, designers, performers and visionaries. They play their part in adding a modern, contemporary flair to the neighbourhoods and promenades, creating a unique overall image.
THE BEST TIME TO VISIT PRAGUE
Prague is worth visiting at any time of the year. Due to its proximity to Germany, the climate differs only slightly and the weather is mainly good from May to September. With temperatures easily reaching 30 degrees Celsius at the height of summer, the best time for excursions and activities is late spring and autumn.
Prague also has its charms in winter. Due to the influence of the Russian cold, it can get very cold at times. However, this does not detract from the atmosphere of the city. On the contrary: You will have this romantic town pretty much to yourself, and you can wander through it at your own pace.
EATING AND DRINKING IN PRAGUE
Prague is a great place to enjoy a fine meal. Bohemian cuisine is hearty, meat-heavy and includes many traditional dishes such as Bohemian dumplings, goulash, roasts and more. The best drink to go with it? A cold beer from one of the local breweries, of course. In Prague alone, there are more than 30 of them.
Those with a sweet tooth will also be in their element. Be sure to try “trdelnik”, a pastry that originated in Slovakia but is so popular in the Czech Republic that it can be found on almost every corner in Prague. The Bohemian Baumstriezel is wrapped around a stick and grilled over an open fire. It is available with a variety of toppings such as sugar, nuts and cinnamon to round off the taste experience.
OUR TOP 3 SIGHTS IN PRAGUE
CHARLES BRIDGE
The Charles Bridge is a must see when visiting Prague. It is one of the oldest stone bridges in Europe and serves as the link between the Old Town and the Lesser Town. What adds to its charm are the numerous statues of saints that line the bridge. Saint John of Nepomuk is the most famous of the 30 statues. According to legend, he was pushed into the Vltava River from the place where his statue now stands. Because it is said to be good luck to touch the dog relief at the foot of his monument, this sacred figure is always a popular destination for visitors. In addition to the large number of tourists, the bridge is also animated by street musicians and souvenir sellers. There are plenty of photo opportunities here, that is for sure.
PRAGUE CASTLE AND THE HRADČANY CASTLE DISTRICT
This climb is worth it! The Prague Castle is listed in the Guinness Book of World Records as the largest castle complex in the world and is therefore a very popular tourist destination. We recommend an early morning visit so that you can explore the various attractions of the Hradčany Castle District with as little stress as possible. In addition to Prague Castle, which offers breathtaking views over the rooftops of the city, the imposing St Vitus Cathedral, the Golden Lane, the Royal Garden and the Loreto pilgrimage site are all within easy reach.
POWDER TOWER
The gateway to the Old Town is none other than Prague’s Powder Tower. Towering over the city centre at a proud height of 65 metres, it was one of the 13 fortified towers that surrounded the old city since 1475. It owes its name to the fact that it was used for the storage of black powder until the end of the 17th century.
CZECH KORUNA AS CURRENCY
The official currency of the Czech Republic is the Czech Koruna (internationally abbreviated as CZK). Depending on the exchange rate, one Czech koruna is worth about € 0.04. With a bit of luck, you can pay with euros in some shops and restaurants, but it is safer to exchange your cash for korunas at local banks or exchange offices. Of course, you can also withdraw money with your debit or credit card from a traditional ATM.
MAKE NEW MEMORIES?
PRAG-SPEZIAL-TICKET
- No need to change trains (from Munich and Regensburg)
- 7 times a day directly into the city
- Children travel free
- Ticket available on the train at no extra charge
ONE WAY
from Regensburg €32* from Nuremberg €39* from Munich €48,50*ROUND TRIP
from Regensburg €57* from Nuremberg €72* from Munich €84,50*
Price applies to tickets sold on alex in the alextreff, at ticket vending machines, on the Internet and as a mobile phone ticket. At staffed points of sale ticket price + surcharge (€ 2).