Uploaded December 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Hello, and welcome back to another train trip report on my channel. For this week's video, I am taking a look at the handy EuroNight sleeper train service from Bratislava to Praha (Prague).
This service runs from Budapest, through Hungary to Bratislava, Slovakia. From there it continues onwards to Břeclav, just a short hop away from the Czech border. At this station, the train waits for six hours, to allow other portions to decouple, as well as give some time for people to sleep. After this wait, the carriages join the first morning express run towards the Czech capital of Praha (Prague), stopping off at major stations on the route.
There are day trains on this route, operated by České Dráhy/ZSSK/MÁV-START, which are much faster, but a lot less of an adventure in my opinion. Budapest to Praha is also served by budget RegioJet conncections, running instead via Wien, and avoiding Bratislava.
This service offered amazing standards with its ex-CityNightLine carriages (including a shower in the coach), an amenity kit, and even free breakfast. As well as this, it's certainly well priced as well. Watch the video to see why I love this useful sleeper connection.
#českédráhy #euronight #tripreport
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Journey Details:
Origin: Bratislava hl.st.
Destination: Praha hl.n.
Company: České Dráhy
Train: ČD 380 + ČD WLABmz826
Accommodation: Single Sleeper Room (T1)
Distance: 246 miles / 396 kilometres
Price: 1488 CZK (£51.80 / €56.70 / $69.30)
Time: 9h57m
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Hello, and welcome back to another train trip report on my channel. For this week's video, I am taking a look at the handy EuroNight sleeper train service from Bratislava to Praha (Prague).
This service runs from Budapest, through Hungary to Bratislava, Slovakia. From there it continues onwards to Břeclav, just a short hop away from the Czech border. At this station, the train waits for six hours, to allow other portions to decouple, as well as give some time for people to sleep. After this wait, the carriages join the first morning express run towards the Czech capital of Praha (Prague), stopping off at major stations on the route.
There are day trains on this route, operated by České Dráhy/ZSSK/MÁV-START, which are much faster, but a lot less of an adventure in my opinion. Budapest to Praha is also served by budget RegioJet conncections, running instead via Wien, and avoiding Bratislava.
This service offered amazing standards with its ex-CityNightLine carriages (including a shower in the coach), an amenity kit, and even free breakfast. As well as this, it's certainly well priced as well. Watch the video to see why I love this useful sleeper connection.
#českédráhy #euronight #tripreport
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Journey Details:
Origin: Bratislava hl.st.
Destination: Praha hl.n.
Company: České Dráhy
Train: ČD 380 + ČD WLABmz826
Accommodation: Single Sleeper Room (T1)
Distance: 246 miles / 396 kilometres
Price: 1488 CZK (£51.80 / €56.70 / $69.30)
Time: 9h57m
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twitter.com/superalbs
