It is easy to plan your journey between Prague and Berlin using the exact station details and the latest timetable. Do not rely on outdated journey times from tourist guides: the timetable and infrastructure works may affect your journey.
Before you buy
Check the details with ČD or DB, and verify the number of legs and the fare. Save the information offline for use whilst travelling, and if travelling in a group, check for seats together. If a booking is required, make sure it has actually been added to your ticket.
On the day of travel
In Berlin, check your final station and onward travel to your accommodation. For long-distance journeys, check the implications of any delays. Before departure, check for any service updates and save the support contact details.
Checking your ticket
Once booked, check the passenger details, travel date, stations and all included sections. Save the full boarding document offline. Prices and timetables in this guide are not fixed: you’ll need to check the current options with the operator for your specific date.
See also: Paris–London Eurostar train: boarding, documents and local time; Rome–Milan train: how to compare high-speed tickets.
Official sources
České dráhy; Deutsche Bahn: tickets and terms and conditions. Please check current services, prices and terms and conditions for your specific date; the photographs illustrate rail travel and do not confirm the configuration of a specific service.
Image details
- Pfingstbergtunnel Nordwestportal mit ICE 4.jpg — Hubert Berberich (HubiB); CC BY 4.0. The image has been resized and converted to WebP. Licence terms can be found on the original page.
- Zugverkehr in Freiburg Hbf.jpg — KarlBeecken; CC BY 4.0. The image has been resized and converted to WebP. Licence terms can be found on the original page.
Questions and answers
Can I use times from a previous review?
No, please use the current results for your date.
Are the prices shown here up to date?
No. Please check the carrier’s quote for the final price with the required options.
What should I check for a connecting journey?
The exact stations, the actual route and the type of tickets.
Is it enough to save the search results?
No. You’ll need a confirmed ticket and, where necessary, a booking confirmation.