Private Transfer from Munich to Prague

Travelling between Munich and Prague has become popular within latest years. So it’s a topic of hgh interest to decide how to get from one city to another. Regular trains require much time and rarely fit in a personal schedule, while taking a taxi for intercountry trips is really costly. VIP transport company T&A Transfers suggests taking a chauffeured private car from Munich to Prague and vice versa.

By booking a private transfer from Munich to Prague at T&A Transfers, you hire a team of professionals who plan up your trip in details, take into account road conditions, make up an individual itinerary basing on your preferences and guarantee your arrival in time. A personal chauffeur in top-class Mercedes will pick you up at the agreed place and help with luggage. Free Wi-Fi, bottled water and a phone charger are a pleasant bonus.

Private transfer from Munich to Prague is an ideal traveling method for people who value time and prefer to enjoy their passtime instead of caring of road troubles and puzzling arrangements. So whether you are going on a business trip or travel for pleasure, a chauffeured private car from Munich to Prague is the best option.

Curious Facts about Prague

The city of Prague has some magical attraction that draws millions of tourists yearly. You can hardly find a more controversial city in the entire world. On the one hand, it offers rich history, old buildings with fabulous Renaissance, Baroque and Medieval architecture, narrow cobblestone streets and vast variety of museums. On the other hand, it’s a busy business center with multiple cars, bustling nightlife and unusual contemporary art pieces that cause uncertain feelings. But one thing causes no doubts, Prague is unique and it must be in a bucket list of every person. 

Among most popular and renowned places of attraction that are always included in all tourists guides there is the Petrin Hill, Charles Bridge, Prague Castle, the Astronomical Clock, Wenceslas Square, the National Museum and many others. However, Prague is not only about the famous places, it has some secret and curious facts that few people know, and here are some of them:

Prague is home to unusual sculptures. Here you will see large bronze babies climbing the Zizkov tower, or faceless crawling babies in Kampa park, the Broken Men. But the oddest one is a man hanging from above of the building. The hanging man looks so natural that many people have called emergency. The sculpture depicts Sigmund Freud. The famous neurologist suffered from many phobias, including the fear of death.

Few people know that just a short ride away from Prague lies a lovely urban woodland named Divoká Šárka. If you are in search of an ideal escape from the hassle of the city, this magnificent valley is an ideal place for hiking, having a picnic or swimming.

As inconspicuous as a construction can be, the Petrin Lookout Tower is not the highest one in the city nor has it special architectural allure. Nevertheless, the views it offers are considered the best ones. And there is no wonder. The height of the Petrin Hill plus 60 meters of the tower itself make it a perfect lookout point, which is never overcrowded, by the way.

There are legends about the popularity of Prague. But if we check statistics, we will see the following. The Czech capital is home to almost 1300 million citizens, and it hosts more than 6 million tourists every year. Impressive, right?

Near the famous Charles Bridge there is a stone embankment where you can see a relief of a bearded men, named Bradáč. According to a legend, the relief depicts the architect of the Judith Bridge that was predecessor to the Charles Bridge. What is not less important, when the waters of the Vltava river rich the beard of the figure, the flood is inevitable.

In case you are planning a visit to the Czech Republic or Prague, T&A is glad to provide you with a private car from Munich to Prague. Safe, fast, comfortable transfer in a premium class Mercedes.