Private Transfer from Dresden to Prague

Planning a trip between Prague and Dresden in neighbouring Germany? Though the distance between the cities is comparatively small, such an intercountry transfer is usually costly for taking a taxi and time-consuming for taking a regular train. And only a chauffeured private car from Dresden to Prague and vice versa makes the trip relaxed and convenient.

By booking a private transfer from Dresden to Prague at T&A Transfers you get a full package of services. A first-class Mercedes by your choice with a personal suited chauffeur who speaks English, knows perfectly a route as well as both cities and has huge driving experience. Free Wi-Fi, bottled water, a phone charger, A/C are other benefits you get by taking a private car from Dresden to Prague.

Except for a private transfer from Dresden to Prague and back, Prague transport company T&A Transfers suggests other VIP services such as a private airport pickup, sightseeing tours and limousine services. A perfect chance for business travelers to prepare for a meeting or to relax. A great option for family travelers to travel without transfers, long waiting at train stations and kids’ hysterics. The price is fixed, no extra charges can be applied.

Best Route to Explore Prague in One Day

Prague is a fairy-tale city that every person must visit at least once. And even if you have just one day in this marvelous city, there is no reason to worry. Check out our daily itinerary that includes major must-see places. 

Start your morning by visiting the Charles Bridge. This is doubtlessly the most popular tourist attraction that’s why coming here early in the morning (before 8 am) is the only chance to enjoy peace and quiet of the stroll along a magnificent balustrade of statues and enjoy the view onto the Vltava river. If you believe in superstition, find a statue of St. John of Nepomuk (it’s 8th on the right on the way to Prague Castle). The statue has a plaque depicting a falling priest, rub it making a wish.

After a peaceful walk head to Mostecka street - the famous street full of restaurants, cafes, souvenir shops and tourists boots. It reflects well how charming the architecture of the city is. What’s more, this is a good way to the Prague Castle.

As you might have understood, the next stop is Prague Castle. Built in the 9th century, the castle was a seat of Holy Roman emperors, then Bohemian kings and a president of Czechoslovakia. Here are incredible jewels of the Bohemian crown. By the way, Prague Castle is the largest ancient castle in the world, according to the Guiness Book. Walk around its majestic walls and enjoy a stunning panorama of Prague. Then head to the Great South Tower of St. Vitus Cathedral. After exiting the Castle area, cross the Vltava river through Manesuv Most to get to a more peaceful part of the city and have a lunch there.

After a lunch take an afternoon walk to the Old Town Square where the famous Hall Tower with Astronomical clock is situated. If you climb the tower, you will be stunned by the excellent panorama of Prague. Also try to time your visit to see the clock performance striking every new hour. Every street around the Old Town is a true architectural miracle. So just wander around them at your own pace the rest of the afternoon.

If you have a free evening in Prague, a good idea is to see multiple weird statues. The broken man is a memorial to the Victims of Communism, creepy crawling babies in Kampa park, pissing men at the entrance of the Kafka museum, the hanging man at the Husova street, and the list is to be continued. 

Even after spending a day in Prague you can become its fan once and for all. Take a private car from Dresden to Prague to fully enjoy your day and avoid road issues.