Railways in Europe
There are many trains from Prague to Ostrava. The two cities are connected by international railway corridor connecting the Czech Republic with Slovakia and Poland. You can travel from Ostrava to Prague by long-distance and international trains almost all categories operated by three Czech operators: České dráhy, Leo Express and Regiojet. Some of the trains …
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There are two train routes from Prague to Brno. The first one is a railway corridor through Pardubice and Ceska Trebova, then along scenic Svitava railway. The nicest stretch of the route is between Blansko and Brno. These route is intend for fast long-distance and international train and I recommend to take a train Prague …
Train from Hodonín to Myjava is a cross-border regional train between Czech Republic and Slovakia. The connection is currently operated by Arriva on request of the authorities of the South Moravian Region. You can travel the entire route with day network ticket of South Moravian Region. The ticket is also valid on the stretch between …
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Heritage train from Břeclav to Lednice is a seasonal train for tourists in southern Moravia. The train is served by historic diesel railcar Hurvínek (M 131.1) manufactured in 50’s. The train with wooden benches and without air-conditioning passes through local railway line to the popular tourist destination Lednice. There are no scheduled trains on the …
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Train from Břeclav to Znojmo is a regional connection in southern Moravia. It is important for tourists because it’s perfect for exploring the Lednice–Valtice Cultural Landscape and the vineyards of southern Moravia. The starting point – Břeclav – is an important railway junction. International trains from Vienna, Budapest, Bratislava, Krakow and Warsaw stop here. You …
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Train from Zaječar to Majdanpek is a regional train connection in eastern Serbia. The train passes through scenic railway line which is the part of the Zaječar – Požarevac railway, but passenger trains currently run only to Majdanpek station. The distance between stations is about 161 km and the journey lasts more than six hours. …
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Train from Zaječar to Prahovo Pristanište is a regional train in the eastern Serbia. The railway ends at Prahovo Pristanište (Prahovo harbour) in the village Prahovo located on the river Danube at border with Bulgaria and Romania. There are believed to be about 200 Nazi ships on the floor of the Danube near Prahovo. In …
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Train from Niš to Zaječar is a regional train in the south-eastern Serbia. The railway line between the cities is considered one of the most scenic railways in Balkans. The line has been renovated some Times ago, but there is only a few trains which run with decent speed, but during heatwaves are often cancelled. …
Trains from Belgrade to Niš run through main railway corridor between the largest and third-largest cities in Serbia. In the past, some of the trains rode from Niš towards Skopje, Thessaloniki and Belgrade. Unfortunately the tracks and railway infrastructure are dilapidated and an average speed between Belgrade and Niš is very low and the journey …
Train from Belgrade to Zvornik is a regional train from the capital of Serbia to the border station situated on the opposite bank of the Drina river. Despite the name of the end station (Zvornik) the train terminate in a village Mali Zvornik in Serbia. There is a border crossing between Serbia and Bosnia and …
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