Top 13 rail journeys and stations in Czechia
13 great train journeys and stations in Czechia, from scenic lines to sleeper services.
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13 rail journeys
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1Landmark station
Prague Main Station (Praha hlavní nádraží)
Main railway station whose Art Nouveau Fanta Building of 1909 retains a domed hall and grand façade.
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2Scenic route
Elbe Valley line
International main line following the Elbe through the sandstone gorges between Prague and Dresden.
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3Mountain railway
Tanvald–Kořenov rack railway
Steepest standard-gauge line in the country, with a rack section climbing into the Jizera Mountains.
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4Scenic route
Posázavský pacifik
Winding branch line through the wooded Sázava valley, beloved of Prague weekend hikers and trampers.
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5Heritage railway
Jindřichův Hradec narrow-gauge railway
760 mm gauge line through the South Bohemian countryside with seasonal steam-hauled trains.
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6Heritage railway
Třemešná ve Slezsku–Osoblaha narrow-gauge railway
Remote 760 mm gauge Silesian line with tight curves along the Polish border.
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7Mountain railway
Krušnohorský Semmering
Steep line climbing from the Most basin through forest into the Ore Mountains to the German border.
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8Scenic route
Šumava railway
Line through the Bohemian Forest past Český Krumlov and Lipno reservoir to Nové Údolí.
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9Mountain railway
Silesian Semmering
Mountain section crossing the Ramzová saddle in the Jeseníky range via curves and tunnels.
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10Heritage railway
Bechyňka
The first electrified line in Bohemia, opened in 1903 and ending over the arched Bechyně Rainbow bridge.
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11Sleeper & night train
European Sleeper
Private night train linking Prague with Berlin, Amsterdam and Brussels.
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12Sleeper & night train
Prague–Košice night train
Overnight sleeper and couchette services crossing Czechia and Slovakia to the eastern Slovak city.
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13Landmark station
Masaryk Station (Masarykovo nádraží)
Prague's oldest railway station, opened in 1845 and still used by suburban trains.
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