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Transferência de carro particular de Bratislava para Praga

330km

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Transferência privada em 3 h 10 min

330km

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O que está incluído

Serviço porta-a-porta

Partida e destino em qualquer endereço

Rastreamento de voo incluído

Seu motorista aguardará se o seu voo atrasar

Motorista profissional que fala inglês

Especialista local, totalmente licenciado e segurado

Veículo limpo e com ar-condicionado

Passeio confortável com controle climático

Cancelamento gratuito

Cancele até 24 horas antes da partida

Bagagem incluída

1 mala e 1 bagagem de mão por passageiro

Sua viagem em um relance

3 h 10 min

330km

Motorista privado

Partida

O seu motorista irá encontrá-lo no seu endereço em Bratislava.

Ajuda com a sua bagagem

Viagem

Você viajará com conforto por 3 h 10 min.

Proibido fumar

Assentos infantis

Aceita animais de estimação

Ar condicionado

Carro limpo e confortável

Acessível

Cancelamento gratuito

Não perca as paradas turísticas!

Explore no seu próprio ritmo e descubra essas joias escondidas no caminho.

Konopiste

Kutna Hora

Praga

O seu motorista irá deixá-lo no seu endereço em Praga.

Serviço porta-a-porta

Distância total↔ 330 km

Tempo estimado3 h 10 min

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Avaliações verificadas de 987 viajantes que reservaram esta rota

29 de ago. de 2025

"First rate and appreciated the personal attention Rosta provided by accompanying us in the capacity of a tour guide. He suggested a change for the last stop which turned out to be the highlight. We will be recommending him and Daytrip to friends should they come to his area of operation. "

Rick & Jill M.

New Zealand

16 de out. de 2024

"The experience was beyond my expectations even as a seasoned traveler. Adam was by far one of our best drivers. He showed up ahead of time to help us with luggage. He narrated throughout the entire route about the places, country’s background, fun facts. He was also flexible and pleasant to engage with. Highly recommended! "

Munthana L.

France

10 de set. de 2024

"I had a great experience on my trip from Bratislava to Prague with your driver, Jan P. He was punctual, arriving ahead of time, and displayed a high level of professionalism throughout the journey. His driving was excellent, ensuring a safe and comfortable ride. "

Eduard K.

United States

13 de ago. de 2024

"We are very pleased with your service , very professional. Ana D was excellent driver. She was very polite and very helpful. Definitely we will recommend your company to other clients too."

CLAIRE V.

Cyprus

31 de out. de 2023

"Our drive from Bratislava to Prague with 2 stops was great. Our driver was waiting for us in the lobby, and after dropping us off at our two stops returned promptly at the agreed meeting time. We have no complaints and everything was delivered as promised. Thanks! "

Thomas M.

United States

19 de ago. de 2023

""Our driver for this trip was Lukas Picked us up on time and we had no problem with conversing. We had a stop at Brno arriving earlier than estimated so had plenty of time to explore. Picked us up again without a problem to continue and finish our journey. No problem recommending Mydaytrip for a trip between cities, a very convenient way of travelling ""

Leigh C.

Australia

1 de ago. de 2023

"We had an excellent trip with Petr. The trip was easy to book, Petr’s communications were clear and his arrangements flexible, and he was an excellent driver and an interesting conversationalist. We thoroughly enjoyed the trip"

Frans H.

Australia

26 de jul. de 2023

"We had a great trip with Mataj. He was very friendly and helpful with giving us tips for our visit to Prague as well as fascinating historical information about the city and region. We highly recommend him "

Fara K.

United States

25 de jun. de 2023

"The trip was great. Daniel arrived right on time and was perfect. Great driving and went out of his way to give a good experience, went above and beyond with local recommendations and advice."

Benjamin O.

United Kingdom

12 de mai. de 2023

"We are happy & pleased to have Boris as our driver. He is helpful & pleasant & made sure we were comfortable for a 3 & a half hours ride."

Maria C.

Singapore

16 de abr. de 2023

"Eduard was FABULOUS! Great driver and tour guide. Knew where the bets toilets were (and paid for us!), provided info brochures at the stops - we can’t recommend him highly enough! He is also very friendly and personable, and concerned with our experience and making sure the temperature was great and if we wanted music and how loud. And finally, he provided water and the most delicious snack that was great for us as foreigners to try! He really thought of everything! Thankyou for a wonderful day Eduard!"

Tara C.

Australia

11 de out. de 2022

"Jiri (George) was great. He was so helpful with our luggage and also gave us information on restaurants in Prague."

rosario g.

United States

26 de set. de 2022

"I wanted to make a special mention for your driver who drove me from Bratislava to Prague on Sept 20th. His name is Milo L. He arrived early at my hotel and waited for me downstairs. Loaded my bag and made me comfortable. He was professional, polite and a great driver! I will definitely request him next time I am in Europe."

Mamadou T.

United States

31 de dez. de 2019

"We used day trip 3 times while traveling in Europe and would ( and already have) highly recommended it to anyone. It was relaxing, convenient and we were able to make stops we would have missed if we had travelled by train. Our drivers were pleasant and professional. Well done and good value for the money especially for 6 people. "

Eileen Gavin H.

United States

10 de dez. de 2019

"My trip with Milo was also excellent. He was early at my hotel, and he was a very interesting and entertaining fellow! He made the long trip go by quickly. Thanks again, Carol"

Carol F.

Canada

13 de nov. de 2019

"Mike was a friendly, knowledgeable and excellent driver. He had to cope with almost constant rain, heavy truck traffic and many roadworks. It turned out that he shared a very similar background to my wife and they spent time sharing reminiscences and family stories. She enjoyed practising her Czech. At the end of our journey, he accompanied me while I secured our accommodation and even assisted us with our luggage. We could not have asked for more. "

Geoff H.

Australia

18 de out. de 2019

"Mark showed up on time at our hotel in Bratislava. The van was spacious and large enough to accommodate 5 people and luggage. We made one stop at Lendice Chateau and continued on to Prague (with one stop at a Hungarian owned gas station) for food and relief. We arrived at our hotel and delivered to the front door at our scheduled time. The entire trip was “as advertised” Well done!"

BILL S.

United States

14 de out. de 2019

"Milo arrived at Elisabeth Old Town exactly on time, introduced himself and put our bags in the boot. He checked our destination and also that we planned to visit Lednice Chateau and Park on the way. In the pockets in the back of the car he had folders of notes on the places he drives to, which we thought was a good idea. It was only a bit over an hour’s drive to Lednice, so there was no need for a stop before then. At Lednice, Milo showed us the area where he would park but then drove round to the main gate of the chateau and let us out there before going and parking. He also suggested that we would possibly enjoy the gardens the most, and that we could see the stunning chandelier in the chateau simply by looking through the front door. He had guessed correctly – we admired the outside of the chateau, looked at the chandelier, then spent a very pleasant time strolling around the gardens, pausing for a coffee, and using the toilets. Then we walked the short distance back to the car park and found Milo exactly where he had said he’d be. He pointed out a few things on the next leg of the journey but shortly after leaving Lednice we came across roadworks that necessitated driving on the shoulder for much of the time. We felt sorry for Milo, as it made driving more difficult and was hard on the car. But he remained calm and pleasant and we got to Prague not too long after the original ETA. The apartment we had booked turned out to be up a narrow, cobbled street but he took us right to the door, which we appreciated. He lifted our bags out onto the footpath and thanked us and we thanked him for a good trip in spite of the roadworks Milo pointed out some landmarks and items of interest during the trip, and his suggestions re Lednice Chateau were much appreciated. The idea of notes was good. We felt safe with his driving and the car was comfortable."

Shirley Florence C.

Algeria

1 de out. de 2019

"Everything about our car service was excellent, especially Oskar, our driver from Bratislava to Prague. Clearly, we feel like we made a friend. "

Kevin M.

17 de jun. de 2019

"This was the third time my wife and I used your service on our vacation. We were very pleased again with our experience. Our driver, Csaba was very professional and friendly. He was prompt in picking us up at our hotel and provided us with interesting and informative conversation during our trip to Prague. "

Michael P.

United States

Perguntas e Respostas sobre Viagens de Bratislava para Praga

It's easy to get from Bratislava to Prague due to the short travel distance and extensive transportation network. Since the Czech Republic and Slovakia are part of the Schengen area, there are also no formal border procedures. Daytrip is the easiest travel method, as a professional driver will collect you at your hotel and drop you off at your new one in Prague.

The average cost of a train ticket from Bratislava to Prague is $18 one way. However, seats on this route can start at only $11. For the lowest fares, book online 30 days before departing. Also, try to visit in the off-season or during the weekdays.

The average train ride from Bratislava to Prague takes 5 hours and 37 minutes. However, some faster trains can travel between the cities in only 4 hours and 13 minutes. Three train firms operate on this route, so check the schedule to find out which is quickest on the day of your travels.

Prague does not accept euros. Although the nation is part of the European Union, it's not part of the Eurozone. The Czech Republic's national currency is the Czech koruna. However, you don't need to withdraw much cash from an ATM. Many establishments in the capital have taken cards since the global pandemic.

Prague and Bratislava are exciting cities, so which is better depends on your travel preferences. Prague is better for nightlife, visiting museums, and experiencing a cosmopolitan vibe. Bratislava is better if you prefer smaller cities that aren't crowded with tourists or if you're touring on a budget.

Prague is an affordable city to eat and drink in and is much cheaper than other sought-after European destinations such as London, Rome, or Paris. Excluding drinks at a mid-range restaurant, a 3-course meal will cost between $12 and $24. A pint of Pilsner beer at a local bar will cost less than $3.

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Assentos infantis disponíveis mediante solicitação
Viagem aceita animais de estimação
1 bagagem despachada + 1 mala de mão por passageiro
Bagagem extra ou de grandes dimensões pode ser adicionada
Pagamento flexível: cartão online ou dinheiro ao motorista
Cancelamento gratuito 24 horas antes da partida
As gorjetas não estão incluídas (opcionais ~10%)

Confiado por mais de 2 milhões de viajantes felizes em 130 países

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A car trip from Bratislava to Prague

The road from Bratislava to Prague is one of the most demanding journeys across Europe, and for good reason. Rustic farmyards perched between rolling hills and medieval forts hidden in lush greenery litter the picture-perfect 205-mile voyage.

Views of these breathtaking spectacles begin from the word go. The whitewashed walls of the dominating Bratislava Castle fade into the background as you cross the Danube River and into Slovakian nature. Rustic towns and countryside remain constant until you cross the Czech border, and dozens of colorful baroque churches stand proudly in the distance. Stopping in the vibrant city of Brno to recharge with a hearty bowl of goulash will fuel the rest of the voyage. As the road continues, charcoal gothic spires poking above Prague's UNESCO-listed Old Town serve as the finish line of an adventure that's sure to live long into your memories. Central Europe is a treasure chest of historical relics and a picture book of geological wonders. So, choosing the best mode of transportation to embark on this voyage is essential. Luckily, you've stumbled upon an in-depth Bratislava to Prague travel guide with tips, tricks, and everything you need to know to set sail on this land cruise!

About Prague

Once you depart from your Bratislava to Prague transfer, you'll arrive in the Czech Republic's capital and most populous city. Around 1.4 million locals live in this historical city nestled on the Vltava River. It's three times larger than any other Czech city and, as a result, has been a hotbed of activity from its beginning to the present day.

### Early Prague Mankind has lived in the area around Prague since the Neolithic period. However, the Celtic Boii tribe established the first permanent settlement on the fertile land and rich fishing waters along the Vltava in the 4th century BC. The Roman army reached, invaded, and conquered the Prague territory in the 1st century BC. But after its fall, Germanic and Slovic groups settled in the region until Prince Borivoj ordered the construction of Prague Castle in the 8th century. Only 100 years later, Prague's Lesser Town had formed at its foothills. ### Occupation, occupation, occupation The Habsburg Empire took control of Prague during the Renaissance. Each century passed diluted Czech culture until Josef Bobrovsky and Josef Jungmann sparked a national revival, promoting Czech culture, language, and identity. It took over 100 years, but their dreams came true. Czechoslovakia was formed after the fall of the Austro-Hungarian Empire during World War I. Although this nation was short-lived, it endured occupation by Nazi Germany and fell under Soviet influence until communism collapsed in 1991. Two years later, the Czech Republic and Slovakia peacefully split up during the Velvet Divorce, naming Prague and Bratislava as their headquarters. ### Modern Prague Today, Prague is one of the world's most beautiful cities. The old town's cobbled lanes twist and flow along the colorful baroque buildings. Many medieval taverns and vintage stores give the impression that you've just stepped back in time. You'll constantly have your head held high, admiring exquisite artwork on the roofs of the homes and feeling nostalgic, marveling at the old-fashioned signs hanging from establishments. Majestic jet-black towers scatter throughout this town known as the City of a Thousand Spires. The panoramic views from above look suspiciously like a classic Disney film. And when you need to get back to reality, countless beer gardens and cafe-lined roads give you a chance to sample a famous Pilsner beer and pinch yourself to ensure you're not dreaming! Language: Czech Currency: Czech koruna (CZK) Time zone: GMT+1 Climate: temperate oceanic Plug types: C, E, and F Fun fact: Prague Castle has the Guinness World Record for the oldest ancient castle complex still in use.

From Bratislava to Prague: travel tips

The road from Bratislava to Prague has several transport connections and endless natural beauty. To ensure you make the most of this trip, read through our insider tips before you speed across these two nations.

Consider the time

You could dent your budget and cut into your vacation schedule by overlooking the time. Bratislava and Prague have rush hour traffic from 7:30 AM to 9:30 AM and 4:30 PM to 6:30 PM. So travel outside these periods to save some precious time.

Also, you should avoid traveling at night. You'll miss the stunning views en route, and most attractions will close by 7 PM in the summer.

### Opt for comfort Traveling by public transport is a budget-friendly option. But some cheaper options lack comforts, such as air conditioning and comfortable seats. Consider booking extra legroom or a first-class train ticket from Bratislava to Prague. No matter what way you travel, pack a light bag with a few essentials. A neck pillow, ear plugs, headphones, and comfortable clothing are all essential for a smooth 3 to 4-hour voyage. ### Plan stopovers in advance Many tourists speed straight from Bratislava to Prague without giving it a second thought. And they're disappointed once they realize they've already passed some sought-after sights on the voyage. Mikulov is a city you've probably never heard of, which is ideal for stretching your legs in its lively old town. The mesmerizing UNESCO-listed Lednice Chateau and Park was the Liechtenstein's holiday home and is everything you’d expect from a family who has their own country. And in a country full of castle’s, Konopiste stands its ground in the contest for the Czech Republic's most surreal castle. No matter what you enjoy, there's something to whet your appetite between Bratislava and Prague!

How to get from Bratislava to Prague

Getting from Bratislava to Prague has become slightly more tricky since the breakup of Czechoslovakia over two decades ago. However, it's still straightforward once you know the three ways to travel.

### Buses from Bratislava to Prague Buses are an affordable way to travel from Bratislava to Prague. Budget-friendly bus providers Flixbus and RegioJet operate on this route with low fares, free wifi, restrooms, and space for up to two pieces of luggage. Buses depart Bratislava Bus Station Nivy and can arrive at numerous locations in Prague, including Prague Central Train Station, Prague Uan Florenc, and Prague Roztyly Bus Terminal. Double-check your arrival point and uncover what's more convenient for you before buying a ticket online. Cheapest/average price: $15-$23 Fastest/average duration: 4 hours, 15 minutes; 4 hours, 45 minutes First/last departure: 12:25 AM-11:38 PM ### *Trains from Bratislava to Prague If you're traveling Europe on a budget, the train is the best way to transfer from Bratislava to Prague. RegioJet offers rock-bottom-priced seats from Bratislava Hlavna to Praha Hlavni Nadrazi when you book online. However, three train firms use this line, so prices and comfort levels can vary. Slovakian-owned ZSSK and Austrian operator OBB also travel on this line. Traveling with OBB requires a change of carriage in Vienna HBF, while ZSSK is popular with interrail users. So remember to reserve a seat for your desired time, especially when traveling at night. Cheapest/average price: $13-$18 Fastest/average duration: 4 hours, 13 minutes; 5 hours, 37 minutes * First/last departure: 5:58 AM-10:27 PM ### Daytrip private car service from Bratislava to Prague* A private car transfer with Daytrip is the fastest, most comfortable, and easiest way to travel from Bratislava to Prague. Our private door-to-door service can speed between the two capitals in only 3 hours and 10 minutes. For the duration, you'll travel in a clean, sanitized car with modern conveniences and no noisy passengers to spoil the scenic experience. But you don't have to go directly from A to B. You can stop at C and D, turning this picturesque voyage into an action-packed road trip. Since you won't get back behind the wheel, you're free to sample fine wines at the Sonberk Winery. But if you're more of a food enthusiast, stop at other fascinating cities like Brno or Kutna Hora and head to an authentic eatery for must-try delicacies such as svíčková (pronounced "sveech-kova")and beef goulash, washed down with some world-famous Czech beer! Seats from: $69 English-speaking driver Clean, sanitized, smoke-free vehicle Equipped for pets, groups, children, and those with limited mobility 24/7 customer support * Free cancellation 24 hours before you depart!

Things to do when you get to Prague

With beer cheaper than water, you'll be raring to relax in a bar after you travel from Bratislava to Prague. Although this is one of Prague's must-do activities, don't forget to uncover the rest of the city's highlights!

### Roam the Royal Way The Royal Way was the path where previous kings took their coronation parades. Today, you can follow in their footsteps, starting at Powder Tower, curving through the Old Town, crossing Charles Bridge, and finishing at Prague Castle. Walking the Royal Way offers a journey through Prague's medieval heart, past significant landmarks such as the Old Town Hall, the Astronomical Clock, and the Mala Strana district. This route showcases the city's rich history, architectural brilliance, and why the entire Old Town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site!. ### Swap city life for nature at Petrin Hill Over half of Prague's urban center is green space, so you're spoiled for choice when deciding where to relax in nature. Petrin Hill sits on the west bank of the Vltava River, looming over Prague Lesser Town. At the summit, birds chirping and leaves rustling in the wind replace the clinking of glasses and cars accelerating downtown. If you want the best city views, climb up Petrin Tower if you can brave the heights! ### Explore the Jewish Quarter The Jewish Quarter, known as Josefov, is a reminder of Prague's Jewish heritage. This area is home to the Old-New Synagogue, one of the oldest active synagogues in Europe, and the Jewish Cemetery, where tombstones date back to the 15th century. The Jewish Museum contains several synagogues and offers a deep dive into the history and culture of Jews in Prague. You can also pay your respects, given the tragedies during World War II. ### Visit Prague Zoo The Prague Zoo should be at the top of your travel schedule if you're traveling as a family. This extensive park has dedicated itself to protecting and sheltering over 4,700 animals across 140 acres of lush landscape. You can admire various animals, from colossal elephants and hippos to smaller salamanders and lemurs. The setting is less than three miles north of Prague's Old Town Square and is easily accessible by public transportation. Tickets cost $14.50 if purchased at the gate or $13 online. There's also a discount for a family pass.

When is the best time to visit Prague?

Never turn down a road trip from Bratislava to Prague. But if you're lucky enough to decide when you want to visit, travel in the spring. From the end of March to the beginning of June, you'll benefit from the pleasant climate but avoid tourist groups clogging the narrow streets made for horses and karts. It's also the most beautiful time to be outdoors as pink cherry blossoms bloom into life and drift their fragrant aromas throughout parks and gardens.

If that's not enough to consider visiting in the spring, you should know you'll also contribute to sustainable travel. Fewer groups on the streets (Prague gets packed with tourists in the summer) means less interference with local life. You can also support local economies so they're less reliant on the peak summer season.

Visite estes pontos turísticos no caminho

Château de Lednice e Parque

This UNESCO-listed chateau and sprawling park was the Lichtenstein's holiday home - exactly the kind of extravagance you'd expect from a dynasty with their own country. Vacation like a King

Mikulov

A town with a history as deep and flavourful as its wine, Mikulov provides a perfect combination of relaxation and exploration. The Heart of Czech Wine Country

Vinícola Sonberk

For centuries, Sonberk has produced some of the best dry wines in Central Europe, becoming a favourite of European nobility. The Drink of Kings

Brno

The Czech Republic’s second city has come a long way since it first sprang up in the eleventh-century and today is a colorful, thriving and vibrant twenty-first century metropolis Prague’s grown-up little brother

Kutna Hora

Marvel at some of the most beautiful and unique architecture in the Czech Republic at this UNESCO World Heritage Site. Mint Condition

Konopiste

There're no shortages of 'fairy-tale' castles in the Czech Republic, but this beauty has a more beastly backstory. The Doomed Nobleman's Chateau

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