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Buses from Prague to Dresden: Journey Details

There are many daily buses from Prague to Dresden. The two cities are located just 150 km apart with a journey time of around 2-2.5 hours, making travel between them straightforward and regular. There are seven operators providing direct services throughout the day. These include Eurolines, ADAC Postbus, Mein Fernbus Flixbus, Berlin Linien, OrangeWays and Student Agency. The first of the buses from Prague to Dresden start in the very early morning, with the last departure in the early evening.

Return buses from Prague to Dresden are also available.

Taking the Bus from Prague

Prague's central bus station for intercity travel is Praha Florenc. It's in an area of the city called Florenc, just outside the main city center. Taxis are a great option and can be easily found, but it's very convenient to take public transport as well. The station is located next to a metro station, and a tram stop, making the connection from further in Prague easy and the most common way to reach the station. Those traveling at night will find Florenc Station is well served by nightbuses and trams.

Getting into Dresden by Bus

A majory city in Germany, Dresden was once the royal residence for the Kings of Saxony, full of rococo and baroque splendour. The city sustained large damage after the controversial Allied bombing towards the end of WWII, but after having undergone extensive reconstruction, today it is one of the cultural, educational and economic centers of the country. Those taking one of the buses from Prague to Dresden will arrive in Dresden Hauptbahnhof, the main station for buses and trains. From there, travelers will find Dresden's extensive public transport network combining buses, trams and trains, can get them to nearly anywhere they need to be. The local transport services will also run at night, though with less frequency.