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Inexpensive to Prague.
We went to the Czech Republic by bus tour (Kyiv-Krakow-Prague). I liked everything, but it's a pity to waste time moving. Tell me how to travel to Prague inexpensively.
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By plane via Kaliningrad with a transfer is also cheaper than directly. E-tickets are generally very cheap. Look for information about them on the Internet and order them there. I don’t know how from Ukraine, but from us from the center of Russia, e-tickets last year cost about 80 dollars if we take the current course per person.
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answered 15 years ago
Iz ykraini, est variant- poezd+avtobys, or pryamoi poezd Kiev-Praga. Comfortable proezd, i sravnitelno inexpensive..
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answered 15 years ago
It's not entirely clear where you're coming from.
But suppose that from Kyiv and that it is a pity to spend money on Czech airlines, which have a direct flight that immediately answers all questions.
Then the Wizzair option to Katowice - departure around 5pm. From there, a minibus to Krakow and a train leaving at 23.00. In Prague at 7 am the next day for about 60-80 dollars. Total 15 hours on the road and cheaper than a direct train ($150)
But suppose that from Kyiv and that it is a pity to spend money on Czech airlines, which have a direct flight that immediately answers all questions.
Then the Wizzair option to Katowice - departure around 5pm. From there, a minibus to Krakow and a train leaving at 23.00. In Prague at 7 am the next day for about 60-80 dollars. Total 15 hours on the road and cheaper than a direct train ($150)
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answered 15 years ago
Many times I traveled with the bus Prague-Kyiv-Prague of the East Express company. Excellent drivers (a team that travels from Kyiv on Thursdays), good buses. The ticket now costs about 600 hryvnias. Leaves at 9.30 am and in Prague around 10 the next day. If there is a desire to see not only Prague, but also the South Bohemia or if you have questions about the Czech Republic, then please contact us.
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answered 15 years ago