Berlin to Prague bus with FlixBus

Coaches from Berlin to Prague

With over four dozen direct departures a day and journey times of between four hours 15 minutes and five hours, taking coaches from Berlin to Prague is a relaxing and cost-effective way of travelling between these two cities. A similar timetable is in operation every day of the week. Departures are from either Berlin Bahnhof Sudkreuz or Berlin ZOB am Funkturm with arrivals at Prague Florenc Bus Station.

Which coach companies travel from Berlin to Prague?

Most coaches to Prague from Berlin are operated by either Eurolines in codeshare arrangements with Regiojet or by Flixbus. A few daily services are provided by Arda Tur, a Bulgarian company, or Comati PSG, a Romanian operator. All have modern fleets of coaches with standard onboard services of toilets, WiFi, luggage space and air conditioning or heating.

How long is the coach from Berlin to Prague?

All coaches from Berlin to Prague are direct with journey times of between four hours 15 minutes and five hours. Coaches leaving and arriving at peak traffic periods will have longer journey times.

How many coaches are there from Berlin to Prague?

There are over four dozen coaches a day from Berlin to Prague with a similar timetable in place seven days a week. Departures start in the early hours of the morning and continue until late at night.

What are the departure and arrival stations for coaches from Berlin to Prague?

Departure bus station: Coaches to Prague from Berlin depart from either Berlin ZOB am Funkturm or from Berlin Bahnhof Sudkreuz. Both are part of Berlin's extensive transport network of buses, S and U-Bahn trains and trams. ZOB am Funkturm is a large bus station with toilets, a taxi rank, left luggage lockers, waiting areas, car parking and a range of shops and cafes. Berlin Bahnhof Sudkreuz is a train station with a similar range of facilities.

Arrival bus station: Coaches from Berlin to Prague all complete their journey at Prague Florenc Bus Station, which is within walking distance of the city's attractions. It is part of a transport network of Metro lines, buses, trains and taxis. Among the facilities at Prague Florenc Bus Station are WiFi and an internet cafe, left luggage storage, currency exchange, ATMs, waiting areas, toilets with showers and a range of fast food outlets.