Traslados Países Czech Republic PraguePrague a Hallstatt

Traslado en coche privado de Prague a Hallstatt

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en 4 h 30 min

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Su conductor se reunirá con usted en su dirección en Prague.

Servicio puerta a puerta
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Viaje

Viajarás con comodidad durante 4 h 30 min.

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Agua embotellada
Asientos para niños
Preparado para discapacitados
Libre de humo
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Tu conductor te dejará en tu dirección en Hallstatt.

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En total

366 km4 h 30 min

Overview: car trip from Prague to Hallstatt

Hallstatt’s storybook setting is a perfect complement to Prague’s historic beauty. Not only is Hallstatt incredibly picturesque, but its rich history has made it a UNESCO World Heritage Site that will surely capture your interest. However, before you begin your Hallstatt adventure, you should consider a few sightseeing opportunities along the way on your car trip from Prague to Hallstatt.

At Daytrip, we always recommend that our passengers make the most of their trips. This is why our professional English-speaking drivers recommend sightseeing opportunities to travelers. When you’re ready to join us for a Prague to Hallstatt transfer, we can make numerous stops along the way at attractions you won't want to miss, starting with Konopiste.

Konopiste is a fairy tale castle unlike any other, but it has a beastly backstory that you might want to learn more about during your visit. Then, you can stop at Cervena Lhota next. This red plaster building might not seem special, but we promise it is. The building is incredibly picturesque and used to be the home and fortress of past princes. After a jaunt through Cervena Lhota, where you likely felt like a royal for a moment, you can grab something to eat in the magnificent medieval city of Ceske Budejovice.

These are only a few of the options you’ll have when you drive with Daytrip, so pack your bags and prepare your travel itinerary, as your adventure in Hallstatt is fast approaching.

About Hallstatt

Hallstatt isn’t a grand city but rather a quaint and picturesque hamlet in Austria's Salzkammergut region. Unlike other travel destinations in Austria, Hallstatt is one of the most visited because of its almost storybook appearance, incredible history, and lovely cultural and historical sights and attractions. It truly is a postcard-worthy destination, and its UNESCO World Heritage Site status cinches it.

You’ll likely be of the same mindset when you see the town's many colorful houses, gorgeous natural landscapes, sparkling lake, bone house, and historic market square. But what the town is most known for is its ancient 7,000-year-old salt mine.

This salt mine isn’t a historic relic. It is still active today and is what placed Hallstatt, Austria, on the map since salt was considered the “white gold” of the world for years. To this day, discoveries are still unearthed in this mine, and when you visit Hallstatt, you can explore it – you never know what you might see or find.

Another interesting historical fact about this town, which has grown over the last few decades thanks to its tourism efforts, is that it is the site of the world's oldest “pipeline”, which was constructed from hollowed-out trees over 400 years ago.

Another interesting fact about Hallstatt is that until the 19th century, in 1890, you could only reach the town by boat through narrow trails. The town exhausted every free patch of land, and the land between the mountains and lake was incredibly sparse until the road was built. Nowadays, you can get to Hallstatt in numerous ways, including by bus, train, and private car transfer with a door-to-door service like Daytrip.

When you visit Hallstatt, expect to be wowed by incredibly well-preserved architecture dating back hundreds of years, ancient traditions, and cultural practices. Not to mention the town's natural beauty, which is something special. But we’ll let you see for yourself and decide if you agree.

From Prague to Hallstatt: travel tips

A Prague to Hallstatt transfer is an exciting experience, no matter when you plan on visiting this beautiful town in Austria. However, your experience can quickly change from fantastic to less than stellar if you don't keep a few travel tips in mind. Below, we’ve shared a few of our best tips for this route that should ensure your travel experience is exactly what you expect it to be.

Bring along travel essentials

When traveling from Prague to Hallstatt, you must bring along travel essentials to help make your trip more pleasant. Often, this means packing things like a reusable water bottle so that you don't need to buy water and a power adapter for European plugs to charge your electronic devices. You also need to pack travel-sized toiletries that don’t take up unnecessary space in your suitcase, as you’ll need this space for souvenirs; trust us.

Brush up on your German

German is spoken in Hallstatt and a few of the places found along the way, so you might want to brush up on your German. Of course, most places, including Cesky Krumlov and Bad Ischl along the route, are English-friendly, but learning a little German to greet and thank the people you meet during your travels doesn't hurt. We can guarantee the locals will appreciate your efforts.

Book accommodation in advance

Since Prague to Hallstatt is a relatively popular travel route, you must book accommodation well in advance if you plan to stop in a few cities and stay overnight. Even if you only plan to stay in Hallstatt, book in advance as the town has limited accommodation options.

How to get from Prague to Hallstatt

So, how exactly do you get from Prague to Hallstatt? Well, we can say it is easier to do now than it was a few decades ago. If you want to complete a Prague to Hallstatt transfer, you must book a bus, train, or private ride. We’ve detailed each of these travel options below to give you a better idea of which best suits your plans.

From Prague to Hallstatt by bus

Let's be honest: taking a bus from Prague to Hallstatt isn’t anyone's idea of fun unless you enjoy budget traveling. If you want to take the bus, you should prepare for a potentially long and crowded trip.

On average, companies like Flixbus and RegioJet offer bus trips along this route, but the trip can take seven to nine hours. This is quite a while to travel with strangers. You’ll also have limited space for your luggage, and you will likely encounter transfers in cities like Cesky Krumlov. These transfers can be inconvenient, and there is no guarantee the buses you take will have the same amenities.

However, the biggest perk is, of course, the price. A ticket costs between $25 and $50, but a private car service like Daytrip only costs a little more and offers far more benefits. So you must carefully examine your options and decide what's best for you. Just remember to book in advance, as Hallstatt is popular year-round.

From Prague to Hallstatt by train

Those looking for a comfortable and scenic experience often travel by train from Prague to Hallstatt. Traveling by train with companies like OBB—Austrian Federal Railways—and Czech Railways will take about six to seven hours, and you will likely encounter a transfer in Linz. Ticket prices will vary based on whether you book first- or second-class tickets, but you should expect to pay between $40 and $70, depending on when you travel.

Undoubtedly, the experience will be enjoyable with the beautiful views that can be seen along the route, but you'll be sacrificing travel flexibility and sightseeing stops. You’ll also need to contend with navigating busy stations while carting your luggage from one place to the next, and there may be delays. So keep this in mind.

From Prague to Hallstatt by private car transfer service

If you want a truly unique and exciting travel experience when traveling from Prague to Hallstatt, you’ll want to book with Daytrip. Daytrip is a convenient, flexible, and safe door-to-door private car service that offers affordable trips along this route.

When you travel with Daytrip, you can stop and sightsee along the road while picking your English-speaking driver's brain about the best things to see and do. So get ready to see places like Cesky Krumlov and Bad Ischl with your driver, sharing attractions in each picturesque town.

Not to mention, when you travel with Daytrip, you’ll be traveling in luxury and style with comfortable seating, spacious legroom, and lots of space for your luggage, which you won't even need to handle. So, for 76 euros per seat, it's well worth the price, and the trip length is only four hours and 40 minutes if you travel directly, making it the fastest way to travel!

Things to do when you get to Hallstatt

It might be difficult to believe, but the small Alpine village of Hallstatt has an incredible collection of unique sights to explore after you complete a Prague to Hallstatt transfer. If you’re only visiting for a short while and want to know what a must-visit is, have a look below, as we’ve shared the best things to do in Hallstatt when you get there.

Hallstatt Skywalk

Do you want to experience a bird's-eye view of Hallstatt? If so, you might want to visit the Hallstatt Skywalk, a new viewing platform in the town that extends almost 40 feet from the mountainside and is 1181 feet above the ground.

When you visit this lookout, you’ll enjoy panoramic views of Hallstatt, including the tops of houses, mountainsides, the gorgeous lake, and much of the city. It's truly a sight to behold. Not to mention, this new lookout is found directly below the defense tower on the Hallstatt Salzberg.

Hallstatt Salt Mine

Considering the salt mine is more than 7,000 years old and is often considered the oldest in the world, you shouldn’t visit Hallstatt without visiting its infamous salt mine. The Hallstatt salt mine existed even before Rome and was so valuable during its early mining years that an entire period of the early Iron Age—800 to 400 BC — has been called the Hallstatt Era.

If you choose to visit this salt mine, you can expect to learn more about its history, ride a miner's train, admire the beauty of an underwater lake, and walk the oldest wooden staircase in Europe. It's an experience unlike any other, so if you can tour the Hallstatt salt mine, seize it!

Hallstatt Bone House in the St. Michael's Chapel

To some, it might be macabre, but visiting the Hallstatt Bone House in St. Michaels Chapel is an experience unlike any other in the town – like the salt mine tour. This bone house is found in the historical city center and is one of the town's most intriguing sights, considering its history and how it is the final resting place of thousands.

This bone house was founded in the 12th century, and the graveyard outside the church has arguably one of the most spectacular views of the town, overlooking the blue alpine lake. So you can tour the bone house and learn how and why many of the skulls have been painted, but you also see natural views you won’t see anywhere else.

When is the best time to visit Hallstatt?

For most people, Hallstatt is worth visiting all year round because there's a different reason to visit in each season. So, regardless of when you plan a trip from Prague to Hallstatt, you can expect to enjoy your experience. However, we feel the best time to visit is during the fall, when the forest is golden, and the leaves paint a magnificent tapestry across the town.

But if the fall seems too brisk and cold for your liking, you can visit Hallstatt in the summer. The summer will give you an authentic Austrian visit to this storybook town. It's also the most popular and expensive time to visit, with hotel prices rising and transportation being more expensive. Some days see over 10,000 people visit by bus!

Preguntas y Respuestas sobre Viajar de Prague a Hallstatt

How do you get from Prague to Hallstatt?

To get from Prague to Hallstatt, you must take a bus, train, or private car service like Daytrip. Which mode of transportation you select will depend on your travel preferences. Often, budget travelers prefer the bus despite its crowdedness, and those who prioritize comfort and sightseeing opportunities choose Daytrip.

What is the best way to get from Prague to Hallstatt?

The best way to get from Prague to Hallstatt is to drive with a door-to-door service like Daytrip. When you choose Daytrip, you’re guaranteed a comfortable travel experience with an entertaining English-speaking driver who can share local travel recommendations and tips. You are also guaranteed a safe and reliable service.

What is the cheapest way to get from Prague to Hallstatt?

The cheapest way to get from Prague to Hallstatt is to take the bus. A bus can cost as little as $25 if you book in advance and outside of peak travel season. However, don't expect as many amenities as you would encounter if you traveled by train or private car service.

Is Hallstatt worth visiting?

Hallstatt is one of Austria's most popular travel destinations, and for good reason. This storybook town is gorgeous, and a UNESCO World Heritage Site with spectacular natural views and history. If you’re looking to be enchanted by your next adventure, you can’t go wrong with Hallstatt.

Can you fly from Prague to Hallstatt?

Unfortunately, you'll be disappointed if you want to fly from Prague to Hallstatt. No flights are offered between these two cities since Hallstatt. You would need to take a flight from Prague to Salzburg or Vienna and then take a train, bus, or drive to get the rest of the way. It's not convenient or cost-effective.

How far is Hallstatt from Prague?

The distance between Prague and Hallstatt is about 228 miles (367 km), so it is quite far. If you drive, you will get to Hallstatt faster than if you took a bus or train since taking a car service like Daytrip allows you to travel this distance in less than five hours. However, if you travel by train, it's six to seven hours, and by bus seven to nine hours.

Visita estos lugares en el camino

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

Cervena Lhota

This enchanting from chateau is named for the vibrant red plaster that's covered its walls since the 16th Century. Red on the Water

Ceske Budejovice

Home of the original Budweiser, this medieval city was once the official brewery for the Holy Roman Emperor. The Emperor of Beers

Cesky Krumlov

Hugging a horseshoe bend on the Vltava river, this historic village is one of the prettiest in Central Europe. The Jewel of South Bohemia

Bad Ischl

The picturesque spa town of Bad Ischl was the summer residence of Emperor Franz Josef, whose actions led to the start of the First World War. A town fit for an emperor

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Niños

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Mascotas

¡Se permiten mascotas (y las amamos)! Solo necesitamos saberlo de antemano. Puedes contarnos sobre ellas en la siguiente fase de la reserva.

Propinas

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Equipaje

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29x21x11 pulgadas
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56x36x23 cm

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