Keretapi dari Prague ke Budapestdari € 65.00

Embark on an unforgettable journey from Prague to Budapest via train! Take in the awe-inspiring natural beauty and rich cultural heritage of Europe, as you travel through iconic cities and towns that will etch themselves into your memory. Your nine-hour journey will take you through the stunning landscape of the Czech Republic and Hungary, a distance of 617 km, with stops at Prague's Hlavní nádraží station, Kúty, Bratislava Nové Mesto, Bratislava hlavná stanica, Komárno, and finally, Budapest-Keleti.

The journey will take you along the banks of the Danube, where you will witness magnificent architecture, awe-inspiring scenery, and vibrant city life. Once in Prague, make sure to visit the iconic Old Town Square with its 14th-century astronomical clock, the Charles Bridge - a gothic masterpiece built in the 14th century, and the Prague Castle - the largest ancient castle in the world. As you move through the Czech Republic, you can explore the beautiful town of Kúty, known for its picturesque 17th-century church, and Bratislava - the capital of Slovakia - where you can visit its renowned Old Town and the Art Nouveau buildings of the Central Business District.

The Hungarian countryside will be your next destination, where you can admire the rolling hills of the Carpathian basin, and the charming towns of Komárno and Budapest itself, which is home to the famous scenic Chain Bridge, the expansive City Park, and the Royal Palace. Once in Budapest, a must-see is the iconic Széchenyi Thermal Bath - a historic complex of medicinal hot springs that has been serving visitors since 1913.

The Prague-Budapest train journey is an unmissable experience, so book your tickets and experience Europe in all its glory. Each stop will be a unique entry into the culture, architecture, and history of these incredible lands, and with all the iconic sites to visit, prepare yourself for a journey of a lifetime!

Selamat datang di Praha, kota yang dikenal dengan julukan 'Ibukota Ajaib Eropa'. Kota ini menawarkan kombinasi sempurna antara keindahan arsitektur yang memukau dan sejarah yang kaya, menjadikannya destinasi yang tidak boleh dilewatkan bagi setiap pelancong. Berikut adalah panduan untuk mengunjungi situs bersejarah dan arsitektur terpenting di Praha, dilengkapi dengan rekomendasi kuliner yang patut dicoba.

Kastil Praha
Terletak di distrik Hradčany, Kastil Praha merupakan kompleks istana terbesar di dunia dan merupakan pusat kekuasaan kerajaan Bohemia selama berabad-abad. Buka setiap hari dari pukul 06:00 hingga 22:00, dengan tarif masuk €10. Kunjungi pada pagi hari untuk menghindari keramaian.

Jembatan Charles
Menghubungkan kota tua dengan distrik Mala Strana, Jembatan Charles adalah ikon Praha yang dibangun pada abad ke-14. Terkenal dengan patung-patung baroknya yang dramatis, jembatan ini adalah tempat terbaik untuk menikmati pemandangan Vltava River. Kunjungi saat fajar atau senja untuk pengalaman yang lebih intim.

Menara Jam Astronomi
Terletak di alun-alun kota tua, menara ini menarik ribuan pengunjung yang ingin melihat pertunjukan jam yang terjadi setiap jam penuh. Datang sebelum jam tampil untuk mendapatkan posisi terbaik. Tarif masuk €9.

Alun-Alun Kota Tua
Hati kota Praha, diisi dengan bangunan berwarna-warni dan gereja-gereja bersejarah seperti Gereja Tyn. Tempat ini sempurna untuk menyaksikan kehidupan kota dan menikmati gelato lokal.

Katedral St. Vitus
Katedral gotik ini adalah simbol keagamaan Praha dan menyimpan mahkota kerajaan Bohemia. Lokasinya dalam kompleks Kastil Praha, membuatnya mudah dikunjungi dalam satu trip. Tarif masuk €5.

Wenceslas Square
Serambi utama kota ini tidak hanya penting sebagai pusat perbelanjaan dan bisnis, tetapi juga sebagai situs bersejarah utama terkait dengan Revolusi Beludru 1989. Kunjungi museum di daerah ini untuk pemahaman yang lebih mendalam.

Quartier de Mala Strana
Distrik ini terkenal dengan jalanan sempitnya yang menawan dan kedai kopi yang menyenangkan. Jangan lupa mencicipi trdelnik, kue tradisional yang dipanggang di atas bara api.

Mengelilingi Praha dengan berjalan kaki atau tram adalah cara terbaik untuk merasakan keajaiban kota ini. Dengan jadwal yang padat, Anda dapat menikmati keindahan dan sejarah kota ini dalam beberapa hari. Pastikan untuk mencoba hidangan lokal seperti goulash dan pilsner untuk melengkapi pengalaman Anda di kota yang memukau ini.

Welcome to Budapest, the stunning capital city of Hungary! Steeped in history and brimming with culture and beauty, a visit to this vibrant city is sure to be a memorable one. Whether you’re a history buff or an architecture enthusiast, or simply looking to explore some of the city’s culinary delights, Budapest has something for everyone. Here are 7 of the must-visit sites for a wonderful trip to Budapest: 

The House of Terror Museum: Located in the center of the city, this museum stands as a memorial to the many victims of the brutal Nazi and Communist regimes. It’s open from 10am-6pm, and tickets cost around €10. Insider tip: try to give yourself at least 3 hours to explore all of the exhibits.

The Széchenyi Chain Bridge: This spectacular bridge connects the two sides of the Danube River, and is one of the most iconic sights in the city. It was designed by an English engineer, and is a symbol of a peaceful unification. The bridge is open 24/7 and is free to walk across. Insider tip: it’s especially beautiful lit up at night!

Fisherman’s Bastion: This stunning 19th century castle stands on the bank of the Danube and offers panoramic views of both Buda and Pest. It’s open daily between 5am-11pm, and entrance is free. Insider tip: visit during the day for the best views, and don’t forget to take plenty of photos!

St. Stephen’s Basilica: This beautiful Neo-Classical building is the largest church in Budapest and is dedicated to Hungary’s first King, St. Stephen. Entrance is free, and the church is open from 8am-8pm. Insider tip: check out the breathtaking view of the city from the cupola.

Hungarian Parliament Building: This magnificent building is one of the city's most iconic landmarks and is situated on the banks of the Danube. Entrance is €25, and it’s open from 8am-6pm. Insider tip: take a guided tour for the best experience.

Dohány Street Synagogue: This synagogue is the largest in Europe, and the second largest in the world. It’s open daily from 10am-4pm and tickets cost €10. Insider tip: explore the Jewish Museum located inside the building for a deeper insight into the city’s Jewish heritage.

Hungarian Cuisine: Eating traditional Hungarian cuisine is a must during your trip! Dishes such as goulash, chicken paprikash, and pancake-like palacsinta are all must-trys. Insider tip: visit a local food market for the freshest and tastiest ingredients.

All in all, this list of sites and activities ensures a wonderful trip to Budapest. From exploring its historical and architectural sites to sampling the delectable local cuisine, you’re sure to have an unforgettable experience.