Hey guys, is there any direct train from Prague to Rome? If there isnt what is the quickest way? Thanks.

No. Probably air.

There is a train with one change in Vienna. It leaves Prague at 14:39 and arrives in Rome at 9:22 the next morning. That's probably as good as it gets.

The quickest way is to fly.

adrienne, whats the operator name? I saw a bus ride as well but it takes too long almost a day trip..I dont think my back can take that much. please help.

Not sure what you are asking - operator name??? It is the Eurocity to Vienna and Euronight to Rome. The trip is in the range of 17 to 18 hours via train. The fastest trip is about 15 hours and three changes. If you want to see your schedule options, go to bahn.de

Actually buses are quicker I believe than the train Prague to Munich - if so take the bus and then the overnight EuroNight (EN) train - for lots of great info on European trains and what to expect on overnight trains check out these IMO superb sites - www.seat61.com (good info on online discounts you could get if you book months early for Vienna to Rome; and www.ricksteves.com and www.budgeteuropetravel.com. I have ridden that train a few times and found it very nice. Be sure to book in advance - try www.bahn.de/en.

Take that 14:29 Prague to Vienna train from €19 booked at www.cd.cz/eshop - or by all means take an earlier one and have dinner in Vienna.

Then book Vienna Meidling to Rome Termini on the direct EuroNight (EN) train with 0 changes at www.oebb.at from €39 with couchette or from €79 with bed in a 2-bed sleeper.

Both sites issue print-at-home tickets, and in both cases ideally book early (max 90 days ahead) for the cheapest fares as fares vary.

It's a very civilised way to go, far more civilised than the airport herd experience!

The Prague to Vienna train has a proper dining-car (it doesn't get more civilised than that) and you can bring a picnic and bottle of wine onto the sleeper for an enjoyable evening, fall sleep, and you're in Rome...

The Prague to Vienna train has a proper dining-car (it doesn't get more civilised than that) and you can bring a picnic and bottle of wine onto the sleeper for an enjoyable evening, fall sleep, and you're in Rome...

I've taken zillions of overnight trains and have no problem sleeping - but many do so if you are a light sleeper expect no sleep the whole night - night trains are great but not a panacea for everyone - there is constant noise, however muted, on night trains as they stop at stations - boisterous folk walking down the aisle outside your compartment, train whistles, braking, etc.

Not for everyone!

Hey Man_in_seat_61! I'm a fan... you gave such great advice. I will traveling to Europe at the end of December, whenever I try to check availability, it seems like too soon...im not sure. I guess Prague to Vienna, then to Rome is the way to go. Maybe we can spend a few hours in Vienna.

PalenQ, I get what you mean...I cant even sleep during flights. I think I would be having that wine Man_in_seat_61 is suggesting.

Cheers!