Overnight journey from Zurich to Prague starting at 35 EUR

There currently are a variety of options to travel by night bus or night train from Zurich (Switzerland) to Prague (Czech Republic), taking between approximately 10 and 14 hours: Namely the BUS Curych - Praha, the BUS Lyon - Praha, the BUS Milán - Praha, the EN 40459 and the EC 459. These lines are operated by Regiojet, ÖBB and DB.

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Regiojet

Regiojet operates both night trains and night buses across Europe, providing various travel options.

What do Regiojet night trains offer?

Regiojet night trains offer a range of cabin options, from standard reclining seats in open compartments to private couchette cabins designed for one to four travelers, complete with bedding and duvets for a restful journey. Wifi is available and breakfast and coffee are served for free.

What are the night buses like?

Regiojet night buses feature ergonomic seating that can recline for comfort, with generous legroom and amenities such as USB charging ports, free WiFi, personal entertainment screens, and complimentary refreshments available during the journey. There is also a toilet on the bus.

ÖBB

The Austrian Federal Railways (ÖBB) operate the Nightjet and Euronight trains (the latter together with other national railway agencies).

What types of carriages are available on ÖBB trains?

The ÖBB usually offer three types of carriages in their night trains: seats, couchettes, and sleepers.

What's the difference between seats, couchettes, and sleeper cars?

While seats are only for the bravest, couchettes and sleepers offer a more comfortable journey. The couchettes usually feature simple and rather narrow berths, while the sleepers boast beds with duvets and pillows and sometimes even a private bathroom. Couchettes accommodate up to six people, while sleepers are private compartments for one to three people.

What amenities do sleeper cars offer?

They sometimes include a private bathroom or even a shower, sometimes only a sink.

DB

Does Deutsche Bahn still operate night trains?

Deutsche Bahn (DB) exited the actual night train business in 2016. However, it operates around a dozen Intercity and Eurocity trains that run exclusively at night.

What are the travel conditions like on these trains?

These trains only have first and second class seats. The cars remain lit throughout the night and the seats cannot be reclined.

For the next 7 dates with connections, the cheapest offer starts at 35 EUR. Check our connection pages below for all availabilities!