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- Joanna
There are a few ways you can travel between Central European capitals- by plane, by train or bus and by private car with English speaking local driver.
Most travelers who value own time and want to explore more Europe use the last option to make vacation unforgettable and comfortable.
Driving from Budapest to Prague with 2h stop in Bratislava
Bratislava is a cozy city with a beautiful old part. This is not aristocratic Vienna, magnificent Prague or optimistic Budapest, but the place with its color and identity that is becoming amazing for the European cities. It is worth to come here for the sake of nice local handmade souvenirs, picturesque views and small streets of the old town.
The new part of the city consisted of a mix of modern and Communist Era buildings, but the old town is tiny and quite similar to other cities in Central Europe, like Krakow, Ljubljana, Riga or Vilnius. There are beautiful churches in the old city: Trinity Church, Clarissine Church and St. Martin’s Cathedral, the largest in Bratislava.
Points of Interest
- Prague
- One-way private transfer
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
- Personal driver/guide
- Comfortable in-vehicle air conditioning
- Travel in an air-conditioned minivan
- Exclusive transport by private vehicle
- Food and drinks
- Lunch
You have several options to journey between capitals in Central Europe, which include flying, public transport like trains and buses, or for a more personal touch, a private car with a local driver who speaks English. For those who like to maximise their time and want to see more of Europe, they prefer the latter option to make their holiday memorable and stress-free. This exclusive transfer service takes approximately 7 hours, and for an immersive experience, we suggest a stopover in Bratislava.
- All confirmations will be received at time of booking.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
