A night train will run from Zürich HB and Basel SBB to Prague every evening.

Outward journey.

• From Zürich HB on the EuroNight departure at 21:40, arrival in Prague at 10:45. Direct connections in the online timetable.
  
• From Zürich HB on the EuroNight departure at 19:59, arrival in Prague at 09:35. Direct connections in the online timetable.
• From Basel SBB on the EuroNight departure at 21:13, arrival in Prague at 09:35. Direct connections in the online timetable.

Return journey.

• From Prague on the EuroNight departure at 18:15, arrival at Zürich HB at 08:20. Direct connections in the online timetable.
  
• From Prague on the EuroNight departure at 18:26, arrival at Zürich HB at 09:05. Direct connections in the online timetable.
• From Prague on the EuroNight departure at 18:26, arrival at Basel SBB at 07:20. Direct connections in the online timetable.

Booking, comfort categories and services on the night train.

Details on how to buy tickets, the different comfort categories and the services on night trains can be found on our EuroNight page.

Interrail is an inexpensive and flexible way to travel to Prague. Tip: Discover the city as part of an Interrail trip through Czech Republic or across several countries – you’ll often travel cheaper than with Point-to-Point Tickets.

Prague Castle.

Probably the biggest attraction in Prague is Prague Castle, which has been constantly enlarged and altered by various builders since its initial construction in the 9th century. The complex on Hradcany Hill today includes St. Vitus Cathedral, the Court of Honour, the Chapel of the Holy Cross, the National Gallery in the Sternberg Palace and various gardens. Enjoy the museum exhibitions and tours of the complex.

Food & Drinks.

In terms of cuisine, Prague has much more to offer besides pork and beer. Most typical Czech dishes can be found on both sides of the Charles Bridge. In Prague you can enjoy goulash, Czech potato dumplings mixed with smoked pork and much more. Find out for yourself!