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Hi all,
I Have a friend needing to get from Prague to Bucharest on the 1st of May. I am looking at flights and all are pretty expensive. I see there is one from Berlin to Bucharest with germanwings for 83 Euro from Schonefeld airport. Any idea the quickest and cheapest way to this airport from Prague, or any other suggestions other then Eurolines to get to Bucharest from Prague?
Cheers
It might even be that there will not be any flights in Europe till then ;-)
Take the train.
Hy,
on the 1st of May there are trains from Praha to Berlin HBF from 754CZK (30€).
Your friend can buy ticket here: https://eshop.cd.cz/default.aspx.
In Berlin HBF, there is the Airport-Express to Schönefeld every 30 minutes, it takes 28 minutes and it costs 2.80€.
Timetables here: http://www.bahn.de/regional/view/mdb/alle/dbregio/ausfluege/berlin_brandenburg-1/MDB73597-airport_express_2010.pdf
Another option is via Wien: night train Praha-Wien Meidling Station 23:11/06: 08 1274CZK (50.7€). https://eshop.cd.cz/default.aspx.
In front Wien Meidling Station there is a direct bus line (Vienna AirportLines)every 20 minutes, it takes 30 minutes and it costs 6€. http://czech-transport.com/images/Vienna-Airport-line-timetable.pdf .
In airport : BlueAir flight to Bucharest 08:20 11:00 49.99€+10€ hold luggage.
http://www.blueairweb.com/
Hope this helps
Ciao, Marco
The problem with the Schönfeld airport is, they won't allow departures for a while because airplanes with sheared off fins of jet engines aren't really safe to fly. Things can get pretty bad - it seems that the cloud with glass and ash particles is going to spread all over Central Europe + Balkans.
The only reliable way is to book on-line or at the station a train ticket to Budapest for 19 Euro.
From Budapest on there are numerous saving tickets to Romania, your friend should buy in Budapest only, not in Praha.
There is a very good chance, there won't be any airplane activity over entire Europe for a while - be prepared to use trains and busses.
Prague was by far the most risky place to exchange my money. Most offices will cheat you in some way, either with hidden commissions or rates that don't match those shown in the street.
The most reliable and convenient place is located in Celetna 3 just steps from the Old Town Sq. Check the picture.
Remember that there is a flat fixed commission so the more you change, the better the rate is.
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Star Wars was playing in the big-screen movie theaters in Prague in the summer of 1991. Just think how much Western culture they had to catch up on! I'm sure that the Czech people also appreciated the whole Rebel Alliance Beats Big Bad Empire storyline. Since I don't speak a lick of Czech, the only thing different I remember was Luke was translated to "Luko".
the czech army museum is a very interesting place to visit for students of 20th century history. the museum has an excellent collection of uniforms, small arms, and light artillery from WWI, WWII and the soviet occupation. the museum traces the history of the czech army from before WWI to modern times. the collection of nazi germany uniforms and small arms is the best i have ever seen. the museum is located in a soviet era building next to vitkov park in the zizkov district of prague. from the train station take wilsonova street to husitska street. cross the railroad tracks then to u pamatnika. u pamatnika is a small lane up the hill to the museum.
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There is a small basic cafe both inside the tower and also outside.
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