US EditionAll aboard the Baltic Express: A new era of travel between Prague and Gdynia begins
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Baltic Express are new trains that will run every day on the Prague-Gdynia route. This way, Czechs can travel directly to
All aboard the Baltic Express: A new era of travel between Prague and Gdynia begins
A long-planned project of PKP Intercity and České dráhy has started: The Baltic Express. With the arrival of the new timetable on 15 December 2024, the capital of the Czech Republic and the seaside city of Gdynia are now connected by four pairs of expresses a day in both directions, which are routed
From Prague Central Station at 07:15 the first train of the new Czech Railways (ČD) Baltic Express line left for Gdynia, Poland on the Baltic Sea. Passengers should reach the destination station from Prague in approximately nine hours. Against the timetable, the service departed with a delay of 24 minutes. The delays were caused by operational reasons, said Filip Medelsky, a spokesman for the railways.
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