Praha hlavní nádraží

Hlavní Nádraží Praha ( Cetral Railway station of prague ) has 7-8 platforms and they are very long so make sure you came to the right place because once I didn't see my train and just walk a few steps and I saw my train so make sure that you checked the whole platform so that you won't miss your train because of it

Prague's Main Railway station, lot of improvement in last few years,renovated, clean, many shops,public transport hub - metro station in the same bulding, airport bus etc.

This is my home town train station. The tram stops outside the train station and the metro under the train station. Very easy access.The train terminal itself is a bit dated. Looks like old communist architecture in the main terminal building. The older terminal is beautiful was built before communist times.Grocery store is located inside the terminal. Several restaurants, coffee stops, bakery, and quick marts.Access to the trains is easy. Stairs, elevator, and escalators to use.The biggest downside is the homeless and drunks that are all over out in front of the station. More at night than during the day. Harmless, but still not a good look.

Very busy station. Central station where all major trains stop. Many trains originate or terminate here. Modern with all amenities, the station has multiple elevators and has multiple sign boards for ease of directions. Many coffee shops around. There are 3 taxi pick up points so be sure to check the exact point before you order for Uber or Bolt.

One of the most amazing train stations I have ever visited. Clean, and nice. There were a little Lego exhibition" about the station."

This central station can be quite busy during rush hours but everything is laid out accordingly. There is a money exchange, couple of restaurants, apparel and clothes shopping as well as a supermarket inside along with some other convenience stores. The stores seem to close earlier than expected (I believe mostly 9 pm) but if you’re there earlier you can go explore for a bit if you have a wait before your train arrives.I walked up to the counter the night before my trip to Austria and I was able to purchase my train ticket without having to wait. The attendant at the counter was extremely fast and friendly in getting my ticket.If you’re a tourist I’d recommend purchasing the ticket from the counter as the options I found online can be nearly double the price. Everywhere you can use credit card so no worries if you don’t have local currency. Except you will need coins to use the WC.

The station was clean inside. But outside the station it's a bit clumsy and dirty. Easy connectivity to the public transportation. Restaurants and shops inside the station. Unfortunately we couldn't find the luggage storage/Lockers.

In terms of transportation options, Praha HLN station offers a wide range of train connections, both domestic and international. Whether I was traveling to another city in the Czech Republic or venturing into neighboring countries, I found the station to be a convenient starting point for my journey.

The front of building is beautifulTo get to platforms , you get into one of the elevators across the roadQuite few ships insideIf your are travelling before 6, you must remember that all shops open at 6 amThere is a nice replica of station building made of legoIf you are getting uber or a taxi, make sure you give them the correct pick up pointWe made the mistake and had to order another uber