Things You'll Need:
- Computer and Internet connection
- Passport
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Step 1
Book your train tickets by visiting the RailEurope Web site. See the Resources section below for a link. You can also call (888) 382-RAIL.
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Step 2
Determine your budget and ticket requirements. Poland trains offer first- and second-class options, as well as couchettes and sleeping cars. The latter options are the most expensive, but offer the most comfort.
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Step 3
Know that trains in Poland offer standard seating and reserved seats. While the latter is more expensive, you can guarantee your seat and pick amenities such as window views.
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Step 4
Save money via a variety of discounts, including low prices for groups, children, students and senior citizens.
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Step 1
Make your way to a major Poland rail station. If you're traveling from a rural area, take an inter-city train to the closest major city, such as Kracow or Warsaw.
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Step 2
View the yellow signs to locate your platform, also called a "Peron."
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Step 3
Find the signs at the platform that indicate your boarding area. This will be determined by the car and seat assignment located on your ticket.
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Step 4
Arrive in Prague at the Hlavni Nadrazi station. All international arrivals come into this station.
