München Hbf Praha hl.n.
Monday, 14 September 2026
13:58
Connections from ÖBB (Austrian Railways) timetable data
14:44
München Hbf
Platform 24
5h 37min
20:21
Praha hl.n.
Direct
RE25
On time
15:24
München Hbf
Platform 25
6h 29min
21:53
Praha hl.n.
3 changes
RE3, RB35, Os 7553, R 779
On time
RE3
15:24 - 16:55
München Hbf → Plattling
RB35
17:06 - 18:12
Plattling → Bayerisch Eisenstein
Os 7553
18:19 - 19:17
Bayerisch Eisenstein → Klatovy
R 779
19:30 - 21:53
Klatovy → Praha hl.n.
16:44
München Hbf
Platform 24
5h 38min
22:22
Praha hl.n.
Direct
RE25
On time
16:47
München Hbf
Platform 20
8h 20min
01:07
Praha hl.n.
1 change
ICE 502, LEO 235
On time
ICE 502
16:47 - 20:04
München Hbf → Leipzig Hbf
LEO 235
20:43 - 01:07
Leipzig Hbf (tief) → Praha hl.n.
17:19
München Hbf
Platform 22
7h 7min
00:26
Praha hl.n.
2 changes
ICE 1002, ICE 1655, EN 40457
On time
ICE 1002
17:19 - 19:44
München Hbf → Erfurt Hbf
ICE 1655
19:49 - 21:45
Erfurt Hbf → Dresden Hbf
EN 40457
22:10 - 00:26
Dresden Hbf → Praha hl.n.
17:40
München Hbf
Platform 33
13h 41min
07:21
Praha hl.n.
2 changes
RE2, RB95, IC 553
On time
RE2
17:40 - 20:52
München Hbf Gl.27-36 → Marktredwitz
RB95
21:02 - 21:27
Marktredwitz → Cheb
IC 553
04:32 - 07:21
Cheb → Praha hl.n.
| Departure | Arrival | Duration | Changes | Trains |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 14:44 | 20:21 | 5h 37min | 0 | RE25 |
| 15:24 | 21:53 | 6h 29min | 3 | RE3, RB35, Os 7553, R 779 |
| 16:44 | 22:22 | 5h 38min | 0 | RE25 |
| 16:47 | 01:07 | 8h 20min | 1 | ICE 502, LEO 235 |
| 17:19 | 00:26 | 7h 7min | 2 | ICE 1002, ICE 1655, EN 40457 |
| 17:40 | 07:21 | 13h 41min | 2 | RE2, RB95, IC 553 |
Frequently asked questions
How long does the train from München Hbf to Praha hl.n. take?
The fastest of the 6 connections found takes 5h 37min; the first one leaves at 14:44.
Is there a direct train from München Hbf to Praha hl.n.?
Yes — 2 of the 6 connections found need no change.
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