Can someone tell me the most efficient way to reserve seats(who to see at the station that speaks english, etc.)at-
Prague - Hlavni Nadraze
Warszawa - Centraina
Vienna - Central
Krakow
Thanks
Posted by
Danville, VT
12040 posts
At least in Prague, Warsaw and Krakow, most ticket agents speak English. You won't have any trouble.
Posted by
OP
Cincinnati, OH, USA
2 posts
Thanks Tom
Posted by
Denver, CO, USA
1589 posts
In a lot of Eastern Europe, it is a lot easier to buy your tickets from the train/travel offices in the city itself.
Years ago in Prague, we got our tickets in town at a travel/ticket agent close to the Marriott hotel. Similarly, in Warsaw, Budapest, Sofia, I have found it easier to buy in town where the folks speak English rather than at the train station. This is especially true the further East you travel (i.e. Poland, Bulgaria, Romania, etc.)
Also, there is generally no difference in the cost between the two places so there is nothing to gain by going all the way out to the station.
Posted by
dallas, tx, usa
1358 posts
When you get to the ticket window in the RR station, ask for someone who speaks English.
There is nearly always someone available when I ask.