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Top attractions along the route

  • Podersdorf

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  • Breitenbrunn

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  • Nagymaros hajóállomás

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  • Szent Gellért tér – Műegyetem M (Szabadság híd)

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  • Szigetmonostor

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  • Cyklokompa YACHTER CLUB Modrá čajka

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  • Prístav Hamuliakovo

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  • Szentendre-Belváros

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  • Przystań przy Zaporze

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  • Katalin II. sétahajó

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  • Schiffstation Wien City

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  • RiverRide: kétéltű vízibusz

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  • Rust

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  • Visegrád-Szentgyörgypuszta

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  • Tahitótfalu

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  • Donau Rollfähre Korneuburg-Klosterneuburg

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  • Kompa Strečno

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  • Osobný prístav

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  • Szob

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  • Vojka

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  • Hrad Veveří

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  • Pod Trnůvkou

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  • Bystrc

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  • Kozí horka

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  • Sokolské koupaliště

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  • U kotvy

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  • Rokle

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  • Veverská Bítýška

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  • Mečkov

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  • Skály

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  • Punkevní jeskyně

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  • Vác, rév

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  • Mohácsi komp

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  • Pilismarót-Basaharc

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  • Boglár sétahajó

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  • Vaporaș Stelar

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  • Међународно путничко пристаниште Земун

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  • 2 капетана

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  • Nationalparkboot Lobau

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  • Dömös-Nagymaros átkelés (Kishajó)

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  • Fähre - Anlegestelle Haslau

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  • Kisoroszi

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  • vyhliadkoveplavby.sk

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Set off on a proper European road trip, heading from Prague in the Czech Republic all the way to Bucharest in Romania. It's a fair aul drive, clocking in at 1339 kilometres and taking roughly 14.8 hours behind the wheel. You'll be driving through the heart of the continent, taking in loads of different scenery and crossing a few international borders along the way. Both countries require an electronic vignette for using the motorways, so make sure you get those sorted online or at the border before you set off. You'll be driving on the right, as you do. This route is a brilliant way to experience the changing architecture and culture of Central and Eastern Europe as you travel between these two historic capitals.

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Distance and drive time are computed from OpenStreetMap road data with the OSRM routing engine. Updated .

Questions and answers

How far is it from Prague to Bucharest?
The distance between Prague and Bucharest is 1340 km by road.
How long does it take to drive from Prague to Bucharest?
The drive from Prague to Bucharest takes approximately 14 h 50 min by car.
What is the best route from Prague to Bucharest?
The fastest route from Prague to Bucharest covers 1340 km with a driving time of approximately 14 h 50 min.
Which direction is Bucharest from Prague?
Bucharest lies roughly to the south-east of Prague.
Which roads does the route from Prague to Bucharest follow?
The drive from Prague to Bucharest mainly follows D1, M15, A1. The longest single stretch is 347 km on A1.
Which towns do you pass between Prague and Bucharest?
Towns on the route from Prague to Bucharest include Brno, Budapest, Szeged, Sibiu, Pitești.
Where can I find a 24h service station between Prague and Bucharest?
Along the route from Prague to Bucharest you can fill up at MOL, Praha 2 - Svatoplukova (24/7), OMV (24/7), Rompetrol (24/7). Stations marked 24/7 stay open around the clock. The longest stretch on this route with no fuel is 55 km, between Petrom and Petrom.
Where can I camp between Prague and Bucharest?
Along the route from Prague to Bucharest you can stop for the night or service your van at Praguecamp, Kelet-Európa Misszió, Camping Lotrioara. The longest stretch on this route with no campsite is 362 km, between Camping Tanya Riaad and Camping Aurel Vlaicu.
Where can I stop to rest between Prague and Bucharest?
On the route from Prague to Bucharest you can take a break at Veřejné WC, Inárcsi pihenőhely, Lukoil. The longest stretch on this route with no rest area is 104 km, between Krak-éri pihenőhely and Parcare de scurta durata.

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