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如果您有任何问题，这里有答案。每位旅行者都应当深入了解他们所访问国家的文化。地球上每一个美妙的地方都值得被参观和欣赏。我们相信，独特的本地知识和真实的人际联系在真正理解另一种文化时是不可替代的。
关于从 Prague 到 Bratislava 旅行的问答
The train ride from Prague to Bratislava is anywhere from 4 to 9 hours in total. The Bratislava trains are not direct, so you will make transfers throughout the trip (usually at least one transfer in Žilina is necessary on this route).
The drive from Prague to Bratislava is considered scenic as it follows a route along the winding Danube River and offers picturesque views of the rolling countryside and quaint small towns as you cover the distance to your destination in Bratislava.
If you want to visit Bratislava on a day trip, you should drive or rely on private transfers. With Daytrip, the journey takes just 3 hours from door to door, and you can add optional sightseeing stops to your trip. Daytrip offers more convenient online booking than a private taxi.
The best way to get from Prague to Bratislava is with a Daytrip private car transfer. This comfortable and convenient transfer to Bratislava starts at your doorstep in Prague for the ultimate direct transport experience. You'll save time by choosing a car over even the fastest train.
The fastest way to get from Prague to Bratislava is with a Daytrip private transfer. The car trip takes around 3 hours from door to door, although you can extend your exploration by choosing to indulge in sightseeing stops along the way.
Prices for train tickets vary, but the journey is usually around $30-$75. Travelers in first class will spend more. All travelers should look at the train's complete schedule online in advance before booking in order to find the cheapest fares.
沿途参观这些景点
Konopiste
There're no shortages of 'fairy-tale' castles in the Czech Republic, but this beauty has a more beastly backstory. The Doomed Nobleman's Chateau
Kutna Hora
Marvel at some of the most beautiful and unique architecture in the Czech Republic at this UNESCO World Heritage Site. Mint Condition
Brno
The Czech Republic’s second city has come a long way since it first sprang up in the eleventh-century and today is a colorful, thriving and vibrant twenty-first century metropolis Prague’s grown-up little brother
Sonberk Winery
For centuries, Sonberk has produced some of the best dry wines in Central Europe, becoming a favourite of European nobility. The Drink of Kings
Mikulov
A town with a history as deep and flavourful as its wine, Mikulov provides a perfect combination of relaxation and exploration. The Heart of Czech Wine Country
Lednice Chateau and Park
This UNESCO-listed chateau and sprawling park was the Lichtenstein's holiday home - exactly the kind of extravagance you'd expect from a dynasty with their own country. Vacation like a King
