Travel from Budapest to Prague

Direct flights between Budapest Ferenc Liszt International Airport (BUD) and Václav Havel Airport Prague (PRG) with a popular low-cost carrier.

Prices can vary significantly based on booking time and demand. Ryanair typically operates from Terminal 2B at Budapest Airport. These prices are approximate conversions from commonly quoted EUR fares for evergreen content and may fluctuate with exchange rates.

Direct flights connecting Budapest Ferenc Liszt International Airport (BUD) to Václav Havel Airport Prague (PRG) with another major low-cost airline.

Wizz Air typically operates from Terminal 2B at Budapest Airport. As a low-cost carrier, checked baggage and other services usually incur additional fees. These prices are approximate conversions for evergreen content and may fluctuate.

Connecting flights are available through various European hubs, offering more flexibility but longer travel times.

These airlines offer full-service options, often including baggage and in-flight services. Journey times include layovers. Prices are approximate conversions for evergreen content and may fluctuate.

Direct EuroCity (EC) trains connect Budapest's Keleti (Eastern) or Nyugati (Western) railway station to Prague's Hlavní nádraží (Main Station).

Booking in advance often secures better prices. The journey offers scenic views. Prices are approximate conversions from commonly quoted EUR/CZK fares for evergreen content and may fluctuate with exchange rates.

Modern private train services operating direct routes between Budapest and Prague, offering various comfort classes.

RegioJet trains often offer amenities like Wi-Fi, power sockets, and on-board service. Prices are approximate conversions for evergreen content and may fluctuate.

Extensive network of direct bus services connecting Budapest's Népliget bus station to Prague's Florenc bus station.

FlixBus offers amenities such as free Wi-Fi, power outlets, and restrooms. Booking in advance is recommended for cheaper fares. Prices are approximate conversions from commonly quoted EUR fares for evergreen content and may fluctuate with exchange rates.

Comfortable bus services linking Budapest's Kelenföld or Népliget bus stations to Prague's Florenc bus station.

RegioJet buses provide a range of services, often including entertainment systems and complimentary hot drinks. Prices are approximate conversions for evergreen content and may fluctuate.

Driving between Budapest and Prague offers flexibility to explore at your own pace, covering a distance primarily via motorways.

The driving distance is approximately 520-530 km (320-330 miles). Estimated fuel costs for the one-way journey typically range from HUF 20000-30000, depending on vehicle fuel efficiency and current fuel prices. Hungary requires an electronic motorway vignette (e-vignette), which costs approximately HUF 6400-8500 for a 10-day passenger car (D1 category). The Czech Republic also requires an electronic motorway vignette, typically costing around CZK 310 for a 10-day period. These prices are approximate for evergreen content and may vary.