Private Transfer from Nuremberg to Prague

The distance between Nuremberg and Prague is not large, though the cities are located in different countries. It makes an intercity transfer rather expensive and puzzling. That’s when taking a chauffeured private car from Nuremberg to Prague becomes the best solution.

T&A Transfers is the most trusted and popular transport company in Prague that offers a private transfer from Nuremberg to Prague, an airport pickup, daily sightseeing tours, etc. The company fleet comprises only of luxurious Mercedes cars of S, V, E-class and GLS. The service of a private transfer also includes a personal professional chauffeur with perfect driving skills, good knowledge of a route and a destination. All the way you can use free WiFi and a phone charger.

Book a private car from Nuremberg to Prague at T&A Transfers - the process is simple, quick and safe. Our customers help desk works daily without holidays and weekends. We will plan your trip in details basing on your wishes. A private transfer from Nuremberg to Prague suits to anyone who knows the value of time.

How to Spend an Ideal Day in Prague

Exploring Prague is a long interesting process that requires a week or so. However, in reality we often have rough time limits. So if you are coming to Prague for one day only, it’s not a reason to give up. 24 hours are pretty enough to enjoy the best of the Czech capital and get your own opinion about the place.

The best thing to do in the morning is enjoying the panorama of the city when the sun is shining and illuminating multiple red rooftops and church domes. The best lookout point is probably the Petrin Hill. If you feel like hiking a bit, take a stroll up the hill for about 1 km along wavy pathways. Otherwise, make use of a funicular to get to the top fast and without efforts. On the top of the Petrin Hill stays a lookout tower. It’s not dazzlingly tall, just 63m high. But the views from there are stunning - the entire Prague lies in front of your eyes like a miniature pattern. After visiting the tower walk through the rose garden located next to the tower. And if you feel hungry by then, you will find a neat cafe right next to the tower and the garden. 

After enjoying the views, take a short journey to the north where Prague Castle stands. Being the UNESCO Heritage, the castle is the most outstanding castle complex in the country and the largest one in the whole world. The history of the castle started in 870, and nowadays the complex represents a mixture of architectural styles of several epochs. The seat of the Czech president is located here nowadays. 

Once the left part of the city is explored by the afternoon, it’s time to move to the right part where the Old Town with the famous Astronomical Clock are situated. Both parts of the city are linked by multiple bridges, the most visited and beautiful one is doubtlessly the Charles Bridge. Go along it observing statues of saints on the balustrades on both sides of the bridge. The ends of the bridge are adorned by towers. By the way, the views onto the Vltava river are the best from here.

Try to time your visit to the Old Town Square to the beginning of an hour when an unusual performance of the Astronomical Clock begins. We won’t tell you the details, so that you could fully enjoy it by yourself. And the last significant site for your day in Prague is the Wenceslas Square with the National Museum. Broad, green, with vivid bustling life it attracts attention. There are also many cafes to sit, relax and fuel yourself after such a fruitful day.

If you want to make your transfer easy and relaxing, order T&A private transfer from Nuremberg to Prague or vice versa, and you will have enough time to enjoy the sights even if you are limited in time.