私人汽车接送从 Prague 到 Passau

Passau is part of the famous Bavarian region in southern Germany. The city sits in the extreme southeast of the nation, straddling the border with Austria. Many travelers know the city as the point where three rivers, the Danube, Inn, and Ilz, meet beneath the Landkreis Mountains.

As of 2024, no direct train lines go from Prague to Passau. However, you can catch an indirect service that requires only one transfer at Vienna HBF. OBB is the primary train operator on this route, where you can purchase a ticket online for $21.70 (€20) one way.

Passau and Munich are in the Bavaria region, separated by a distance of less than 120 miles (193 km). You can travel between the cities in under two hours. However, traveling during Munich’s rush hour traffic from 7:00 AM to 8:30 AM and 4:00 PM to 6:30 PM can increase the overall journey time.

There are countless cities worth seeing between Prague and Passau. If you're a beer lover, stop to explore Ceske Budejovice, the home of Budweiser. If you want to unwind en route, stop at Cesky Krumlov and visit a refreshing thermal bath. Everyone will adore the city of Pisek, home to the ancient Stone Bridge.

There are three modes of transportation when traveling from Prague to Passau, each with unique benefits. The bus is the cheapest way to travel, a train is the most scenic, and Daytrip's private door-to-door service is the fastest, most comfortable, and most convenient.

Passau is a beautiful cobbled city lined by baroque buildings that house a rich museum scene, so it's definitely worth visiting. Two days are enough to explore the city's highlights. But consider spending 3-4 days if you want to indulge in the laidback regional culture and take day trips to towns or nature reserves nearby.