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Hi all, i wonder if someone could help me out here...
Im planning on going to Prague for a few days in July, and after that we want to get to Budapest and spend a few days there too.
What would be the best, and most cost effective way of doing this?
And what sort of prices would we be looking at?
Thanks for any info!
Distant.
Hy,
the cheaper choiche is the train. It start both from Praha-Holesovice and Praha-national station. Fares around 750 CZK (27 €).
Take a look here: http://www.cd.cz/static/eng/ and here: http://jizdnirady.idnes.cz/vlakyautobusy/spojeni/
Hope this helps
Ciao, Marco
Hi I thik bus would be cheapest, but train a little more cost but better. Suggest you catch the night train and save on hotel cost.
We travelled Budapest to Vienna along the Danube by hydrafoil boat, took 5 hours but expensive. We travelled Vienna Prague by train , just over 4 hours and a nice trip. The train Vienna to Budapest is approx 3 hours.
All these cities are beautiful, enjoy yourself, photos on my pages.
Good Luck,
Mike
Hello,
very cheap and comfortable is bus Studentagency. 20 euros one way, 37 round trip. www.studentagency.cz.
Wish you nice trip!
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