Private Transfer Brno to Prague: 2 hours sightseeing included

Travel between cities without the station hassle, with time built in to explore

A private transfer from Brno to Prague for up to 14 passengers includes hotel or airport pickup, an English-speaking driver, and a choice of one sightseeing stop along the route for up to 2 hours. The vehicle size adjusts to your group: sedan for three, MPV for four, large van for five to seven, or multiple vans for larger parties. Entrance fees to attractions are optional and booked separately.

The experience

The drive from Brno to Prague takes about four hours. Instead of navigating trains or rental cars, you're picked up at your hotel or airport at a time you choose and dropped at your destination in Prague. The driver handles your luggage and knows the route. You sit in an air-conditioned vehicle with bottled water and the option to stop for lunch. Because this is a private booking, the vehicle size matches your group: a sedan if it's just two or three of you, a family MPV for four, or a large van if you're traveling with five to seven people. Groups of eight to fourteen travel in multiple vehicles.

The defining feature is the built-in sightseeing stop. You pick one attraction along the way and spend up to 2 hours there before continuing to Prague. The operator's list includes Pernstejn Castle, Kutna Hora (a medieval silver-mining town with a famous ossuary chapel), Trebic, Sazava Monastery, Cesky Stenberk Castle, and Konopiste. Your driver is not a professional tour guide but a local who knows the area and can share insights about the region and its culture. If you want more than one stop, additional ones are available for a small surcharge. You arrange this at booking or during the drive.

Entrance fees to any attraction are optional and paid separately on the day. The driver speaks English and manages the route. The only logistics you handle are choosing your pickup time, your destination in Prague, and which sightseeing stop appeals to you.

What’s included

• Qualified local English-speaking driver.
• air-conditioned private vehicle sized to your group.
• hotel, accommodation or airport pickup and drop-off in both cities.
• bottled water.
• one sightseeing stop for up to 2 hours en route.
• all taxes and handling charges.

Before you book

Days and timesEvery day

GroupPrivate

Meeting point and pickupHotel pickup included.

Cancellation and refundsFree cancellation up to 24 h before the start. After that, no refund.

Prices and times updated 2 days ago

Good to know

Low physical effortStroller-friendlyInfant seats availablePets welcomePublic transport nearby

Operated by Europe Journey - Private Sightseeing Transfers and Day Tours

Is this one for you?Book this if you're traveling as a couple, a family or a small group and want to avoid the train station entirely. The private vehicle and fixed pickup time mean no waiting for schedules or hauling luggage through terminals, and the built-in sightseeing stop turns the journey itself into part of your trip rather than just transit.

Top questions

Can I choose which sightseeing stop to visit on the way from Brno to Prague?

Yes. The operator offers six main stops: Pernstejn Castle, Kutna Hora, Trebic, Sazava Monastery, Cesky Stenberk Castle, and Konopiste. You pick one and spend up to 2 hours there. If you want to visit more than one, additional stops are available for a small surcharge.

What is Kutna Hora and why would I stop there?

Kutna Hora is a medieval town about 70 kilometers east of Prague, famous for its silver mining history and the Church of Bones (Sedlec Ossuary), a chapel decorated with thousands of human skeletal remains. It's a UNESCO World Heritage site and a popular stop for travelers heading between Brno and Prague.

Do I need to pay entrance fees to the sightseeing attractions?

Entrance fees are optional and not included in the transfer price. You pay them directly at the attraction on the day of your visit if you choose to enter.

What size vehicle will I travel in?

The vehicle depends on your group size. One to three passengers travel in a sedan; four passengers in a family MPV; five to seven in a large van; eight to ten in a large van plus a sedan; and groups of eleven to fourteen in two large vans. Each vehicle has space for luggage and air conditioning.

Is the driver a tour guide, or just a driver?

The driver is a professional local who speaks English and knows the area well, but is not a professional tour guide. They can share insights about local culture and the region, but the focus is on comfortable, safe transport rather than detailed commentary.

Can I stop for lunch during the transfer?

Yes. A break for lunch is possible during the journey. You can arrange this with your driver or mention it when you book.