Travel from Prague to Budapest

Direct flights connecting the Czech and Hungarian capitals with a budget airline.

Flights typically depart from Prague Václav Havel Airport (PRG) and arrive at Budapest Ferenc Liszt International Airport (BUD). Ryanair flights often operate from Terminal 2 at Prague Airport.

Direct flight services between Prague and Budapest.

Smartwings typically operates from Terminal 2 at Prague Václav Havel Airport (PRG).

International EuroCity trains offer comfortable, direct connections between the city centers of Prague and Budapest.

Trains depart from Prague Hlavní Nádraží (main station) and arrive at Budapest Keleti pályaudvar or Nyugati pályaudvar (main stations). It's advisable to book tickets in advance for better prices.

Private operator offering modern train services with various comfort classes, including Standard, Relax, and Business.

RegioJet trains typically offer free Wi-Fi, power outlets, and at-seat service. Services operate between Prague Hlavní Nádraží and Budapest Keleti or Nyugati.

Extensive network of bus services connecting Prague and Budapest with frequent departures.

Buses typically depart from Prague ÚAN Florenc (main bus station) and arrive at various locations in Budapest, including Népliget Autóbusz-Pályaudvar or Kelenföld. Services usually include free Wi-Fi and power outlets.

Comfortable bus services, known for their yellow buses, offering direct connections.

RegioJet bus services typically depart from Prague ÚAN Florenc and arrive at Budapest Népliget. Services often include complimentary hot drinks, entertainment systems, and Wi-Fi.

Driving offers flexibility to explore at your own pace.

The driving distance is approximately 450-500 km. Average gasoline prices are around EUR 1.45 per liter in the Czech Republic and EUR 1.55 per liter in Hungary. Electronic vignettes are mandatory for using highways in both countries and can be purchased online or at border crossings/petrol stations. Factor in potential border crossing times and rest stops.