Private Taxi from Prague to Berlin

The trip between Prague and Berlin is quite long and takes about 4 hours. And regardless of your trip purposes, taking a private taxi from Berlin to Prague will help you fully enjoy it. For travelers with a family and especially kids it’s a huge relief not to think about buses schedules, carrying bags around or traveling in crowded transport. In the meanwhile, businessmen get a perfect chance to read a book, prepare for a meeting or relax instead of driving for 4 hours.

T&A Transfers chauffeured service is a smart alternative to a regular taxi from Prague to Berlin. Taking a taxi, you must be ready for extra fees and unpredictable pricing for intercountry trips. And booking a private taxi from Prague to Berlin you can be sure that the price is fixed and there are no hidden fees. Moreover, you get a far better quality of service and incomparably better conditions. High-class Mercedes, experienced chauffeur, free WiFi, a phone charger and other benefits. Your can be sure that a chauffeur will bring you to a destination in time whatever obstacles may appear.

T&A Transfers is here to make your trip relaxing and joyful. Book a chauffeured VIP taxi from Prague to Berlin and we will care about your trip!

Your Guide on a Perfect Visit to Berlin

Berlin is the prominent city that serves as a principal business, cultural and scientific center. The German capital is home to world-known sites like Berlin Opera or UNESCO World Heritage site of Museum Island. Among the most popular places to see in Berlin are the following ones:

The Brandenburg Gate. Created as a symbol of a divided nation, the Brandenburg Gate is the most famous historic landmark in the city. Now it is considered to be a symbol of peace and unity. Located in Pariser Platz, the 26-meter tall monument was commissioned in 1788 by King Frederick Wilhelm II. The place often serves as a scene for political events, demonstrations and visits of foreign politicians.

The Reichstag. The original building was erected in 1894 in Neo-Renaissance style. But during the German Empire’s Imperial Diet it was burnt, and then after ten years of reconstruction it was used again only after reunification of Germany. If you want to climb the Dome and Terrace, you will have a chance to enjoy a perfect view of the city.

Museum Island. Between the Kupfergraben and the Spree river lies the Spree Island better known as Museum Island. Here stands the Old Museum where the Crown Jewels and other royal treasures are stored. The New Museum stores a vast collection of classical antiquities and papyrus collection from the Egyption Museum. Here you will also find the Old National Gallery with a display of Neoclassical sculptures and paintings, Modernist and Impressionist pieces of art. The Bode Museum with a collection of Byzantine art as well as a huge sculpture collection. And the most popular museum - the Pergamon - includes the museum of Islamic art, reconstructed Middle-Eastern buildings and the Ishtar Gate.

The Berlin Wall. The wall dates back to 1961 when East Germany constructed it to prevent people from fleeing to West Germany. 4 m high and 155 km long the wall featured 293 observation towers and 57 bunkers. Visit the Marienfelde Refugee Center Museum dedicated to 1.5 million of refugees and Museum Haus am Checkpoint Charlie that marks the most famous crossing point between two parts of the former Berlin.

Charlottenburg Palace. The largest and the oldest Prussian palace was built in Berlin in the late 17th century as the residence of German royalty. It can boast of a 50-meter central dome, rich Rococo and Baroque decor. Make sure to visit exquisite Banqueting Hall, the Porcelain cabinet and the Golden Gallery. The Charlottenburg garden was inspired by the gardens of Versailles.

Planning a business visit or a sightseeing tour to Berlin, it’s important to select a suitable transfer method. T&A suggest you taking a private taxi from Prague to Berlin as the most convenient, reliable and safe intercity transfer method.