Prague to Warsaw train

Trains from Prague to Warsaw

There are two daily trains from Prague to Warsaw with Czech Republic's major railway company Czech Railway. Czech Railway covers the 359 mile (579 km) distance between these Czech and Polish cities in seven hours and 50 minutes, and eight hours and eight minutes. The first daily train departs in the early morning and the second in the early afternoon. The departure schedule is consistent throughout the week and on weekends. The Prague to Warsaw route is direct and with Intercity trains. These high-speed trains stop only at major stations along the way, making for efficient and convenient trips from Prague to Warsaw.

Prague to Warsaw Train Time: Daily Departures

Passengers have 14 weekly Prague to Warsaw trains to choose from. There are two daily trains along this route, and the departure schedule is the same across weekdays and weekends. The first daily train from Prague to Warsaw is in the early morning around at 6:30 a.m. and the second is around 2:30 p.m. 

How long is the journey by train from Prague to Warsaw?

The first daily train from Prague to Warsaw takes seven hours and 50 minutes while the second daily train takes eight hours and eight minutes. The travel time across both train journeys is similar because both are Intercity trains. The afternoon train typically makes one or two extra stops along the way, leading to a slightly longer travel duration. 

What are the departure and arrival stations for trains from Prague to Warsaw?

Departure train station: Trains depart Prague from Praha Hlavni Nadrazi Station, also called Praha hl. n, the city's major railway station. The station is situated just under a mile (one and a half km) north of the city center and connects well with local bus and tram networks. The station is equipped with a range of shops, restaurants, cafes and fast-food, as well as luggage lockers. There is travel information for tourists and great nearby attractions as this station is found right in the heart of Prague. 

Arrival train station: Trains arrive at Warsaw's main railway station, Warszawa Centralna. It is located about three quarters of a mile (one km) west of the city center. This can be reached via public transportation or a 15 minute walk. The station has free Wi-Fi, a supermarket and a handful of other dining and shopping amenities. Passengers with limited mobility should contact the station directly to ensure its accessibility, as Warsaw is not a highly accessible city particularly for those in wheelchairs.

Which train companies travel from Prague to Warsaw?

The train from Prague to Warsaw is operated by Czech Railway, the Czech Republic's major railway company. Czech Railway, known locally as Ćeské Dráhy, operates both of the daily trains along this route on Intercity IC trains. Intercity trains are long-distance trains that only stop at important stations along the way, making the journeys efficient and fast. 

Czech Railway Prague to Warsaw

Czech Railway Prague to Warsaw trains are direct. There are two daily trains along this route. One is typically seven hours and 50 minutes and the other is around eight hours and eight minutes. The first train is typically early in the morning around 6:30 a.m., while the second is in the early afternoon around 2:30 p.m. The train schedule does not vary across weekdays and weekends. 

Prague to Warsaw Trains: Services on Board 

Czech Railway's Intercity trains have first and second class cabins available, with air conditioning, bistro and food services, and restrooms on board. First class passengers receive at-seat service and all passengers are permitted hand luggage, which can be stored under seats or in racks free of charge. Hand luggage must not exceed the dimensions of 90 x 60 x 40 cm/ 35 x 23 x 15 in. Larger luggage incurs a fee. Bikes are permitted aboard, as are strollers. Intercity trains are wheelchair-accessible, though passengers should be aware that any connecting Regional trains are likely to be older and less accessible for those with limited mobility. Passengers with limited mobility should contact Czech Railway ahead of traveling to confirm the accessibility of the specific train and to request assistance. Small dogs are permitted aboard but larger dogs must purchase a half-price ticket for their pet. 

How to find cheap train tickets from Prague to Warsaw?

One of the best ways for travelers to find cheap tickets from Prague to Warsaw is to book in advance. Plan ahead and be as flexible as possible with travel dates. Select a range of departure and return dates to find the cheapest alternative. Another great way to save on European train travel is to choose slower trains or journeys with more changes, as these are often cheaper.