RegioJet

The main stations covered by RegioJet’s route map include

• Vienna Central Railway Station
• Budapest Kelenfold
• Brno Main Nadrazi
• Prague
• Havirov nadr
• Tucepi Coast
• Navsi Jablunkov nadr
• Olomouc Railway Station
• Strba Railway Station
• Bohumin Railway Station
• Brno Zidenice
• Praha Zahradni Mesto
• Rijeka
• Zabreh Railway Station
• Hranice Railway Station
• Root Lake
• Ceska Trebova
• Prague Railway Bus Station
• Brela Bus Station
• Cesky Tesin Railway Station
• Gyor
• Bratislava
• Omis Port
• Raciborz
• Kysak Railway Station
• Opava vychod nadr
• Liptovsky Mikulas
• Margecany
• Skalice nad Svitavou nadr
• Breclav nadrazi
• Pardubice Railway Station
• Spisska Nova Ves
• Zawiercie
• Svitavy nadr
• Zilina
• Rovinj Central
• Pula Central
• Brno Hotel Grand
• Trinec Railway Station
• Przemysl Glowny
• Gliwice
• Ostrava Railway Station
• Zadar Bus Station
• Ruzomberok
• Rome
• Vienna Meidling
• Rzeszow Glowny
• Nivy Bus Station
• Ogulin
• Bystrice Railway Station
• Split Bus Station
• Budapest Deli
• Cadca Railway Station
• Hegyeshalom
• Podgora Bus Stop
• Tarnowskie Gory
• Havlickuv Brod
• Club Iroquois
• Tarnow
• Pyrzowice Katowice Airport
• Chop
• Poprad Tatry
• Katowice
• Rabac
• Makarska Central
• Blansko nadr
• Ostrava Svinov Railway Station
• Rochester
• Kolin Railway Station
• Club Gregoire
• Rybnik
• Warsaw Central
• Krakow Glowny
• Vrutky
• Kosice
• Letovice nadr
• Rogersville

Here are some of the routes offered by RegioJet which enjoy the greatest popularity with travellers:

• Prague - Budapest
• Prague - Vienna
• Vienna - Prague
• Prague - Krakow
• Krakow - Prague
• Prague - Bratislava
• Bratislava - Prague
• Prague - Brno
• Vienna - Munich
• Vienna - Venice
• Brno - Prague
• Vienna - Berlin
• Prague - Salzburg
• Vienna - Paris
• Vienna - Zurich
• Krakow - Lviv
• Vienna - Amsterdam
• Bratislava - Brno
• Prague - Olomouc
• Olomouc - Prague
• Brno - Bratislava
• Budapest - Vienna
• Prague - Lviv
• Pardubice - Prague
• Krakow - Brno
• Vienna - Budapest
• Prague - Pardubice
• Rzeszow - Lviv
• Brno - Cesky Krumlov
• Budapest - Prague
• Prague - Zlin
• Olomouc - Brno
• Kosice - Poprad
• Poprad - Kosice
• Krakow - Kyiv
• Bratislava - Zilina
• Zilina - Bratislava
• Prague - Kyiv
• Przemysl - Prague
• Prague - Przemysl
• Vienna - Brno
• Prague - Kosice
• Kosice - Prague
• Budapest - Brno
• Warsaw - Prague
• Brno - Vienna
• Prague - Warsaw
• Pardubice - Budapest
• Ruzomberok - Prague
• Krakow - Przemysl
• Brno - Budapest
• Budapest - Gyor
• Gyor - Vienna
• Pardubice - Przemysl
• Gyor - Budapest
• Rzeszow - Prague
• Breclav - Vienna
• Zilina - Prague
• Vienna - Gyor
• Przemysl - Pardubice
• Brno - Breclav
• Bystrice - Kosice
• Breclav - Dresden
• Zabreh - Kosice
• Hranice - Chomutov
• Krakow - Jirkov
• Liptovsky Mikulas - Havirov
• Ostrava - Cesky Krumlov
• Pardubice - Zlin
• Opava - Prague
• Kosice - Chomutov
• Zilina - Karlovy Vary
• Vienna - Cologne
• Krakow - Liberec
• Breclav - Budapest
• Poprad - Zabreh
• Gliwice - Pyrzowice
• Skalice nad Svitavou - Brno
• Zilina - Warsaw
• Rzeszow - Ternopil
• Pardubice - Eindhoven
• Pardubice - Strba
• Blansko - Skalice nad Svitavou
• Bohumin - Zabreh
• Pardubice - Havirov
• Kysak - Margecany
• Bohumin - Hranice
• Olomouc - Cesky Tesin
• Ruzomberok - Ceske Budejovice
• Spisska Nova Ves - Poprad
• Olomouc - Zvolen
• Poprad - Hranice
• Liptovsky Mikulas - Zlin
• Cadca - Frankfurt
• Vienna - Strasbourg
• Strba - Ruzomberok
• Olomouc - Bystrice
• Budapest - Zilina
• Prague - Gliwice
• Liptovsky Mikulas - Strba

Depending on the length of your trip and your preferences you can choose a first or second class ticket in a sleeper coach for an overnight trip or opt for a hard or soft seat if available. Note that the choice of ticket classes depends both on the route and the length of your trip. Basically, your train may feature first class berths but you will not be able to book one if you are doing just a short two-hour stretch. In general, second class berths are a good choice for longer trips, and soft seats get you covered if your train ride is supposed to take under 4-5 hours.

Pros of Train Travel

• The best thing about railway travel is no traffic jams. Even on rush-hour, long weekends or during the high season
• An easy online booking process – you do not need to go to the railway station, which was the case in many places not so long ago!
• Prices for train tickets are usually more affordable compared to airplane tickets yet for certain destinations and trips the total travel time can be almost the same
• While rail travel is obviously slower than air travel, railway stations are often located in the centre of the city which saves you a sack of time getting to/from there while airports are almost always are quite a long way out of the city
• Travelling by night allows you to save on a hotel room and sleep well at the same time – opposite to a night bus where even the sleeping class is a huge compromise
• On certain routes luxury service is available

Cons of Train Travel

• For longer trips a train ride is definitely more time consuming than air journeys
• Trains do ride on schedule but being out of schedule is not unheard of for train travel – and delays can be huge, so if you are planning a connection to your flight, carefully check the time your train arrives at the station and think twice.
• Cleanliness is sometimes an issue with second and third class tickets, and with toilets, too.
• If your train makes a lot of stops, in some cases it is difficult to figure out when to get off as stops are not always clearly announced or marked with the exception of an electronic screen.