Budapest Keleti Train Station

In total, there are four main train stations in Prague. The main and largest train station, Hlavní nádraží, is situated right in the city center. Masaryk's train station (Masarykovo nádraží) is a smaller one, located in Prague’s center as well. Smichov train station (Smíchovské nádraží) is a westerly located station at Smichov in the city’s part called Prague 5. And there is Holesovice train station (Nádraží Holešovice) in the northern city district in Prague 7.

All 3 Budapest train stations connected to the city’s metro system and are almost centrally located, so you won’t have problems with getting to any part of Budapest.

3 main railway stations provide international and intercity high-speed services. From these stations, trains operate a great number of European directions including Bratislava, Prague, Lviv, Kiev, Vienna, and many others.

If you need to get from Budapest to Vienna, take Railjet high-speed train or EuroCity express train. Totaled up, there are up to 15 departures per day, which gives you a lot of room for your plans. The ticket cost start from 60$ and the travel time is about 2 hours 40 minutes.

Budapest Keleti train station is the main and biggest railway station in Budapest. Meaning Western in English, the station serves trains towards many European cities including Munchen, Zurich, Vienna, Brasov, Graz, etc. Interestingly, some of the actions in the 2020 Marvel Cinematic Universe film Black Widow take place at this station. More information about routes from Budapest you can find at OBB trains.

Unfortunately, there is no direct high-speed train from Prague to Budapest. Nevertheless, you can use trains with 1 change that depart from Prague go to Kelenfoeld through Vienna Hbf. Such journey takes about 7 hours 20 minutes.