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You could take a Eurolines bus directly from Nuremberg to Prague for 39 € (or 3535 € for "Promotional Ticket - can not be changed or refunded!")

The trip takes 4 to 4½ hours, and looks like there are 1-3 daily connections.

I don't know if this is the cheapest public transport option available (probably not), but it's much better than the ICE price, and quite convenient because it's a direct connection.

You could take a Eurolines bus directly from Nuremberg to Prague for 39 € (or 35 € for "Promotional Ticket - can not be changed or refunded!")

The trip takes 4 to 4½ hours, and looks like there are 1-3 daily connections.

I don't know if this is the cheapest public transport option available (probably not), but it's much better than the ICE price, and quite convenient because it's a direct connection.

You could take a Eurolines bus directly from Nuremberg to Prague for 39 € (or 35 € for "Promotional Ticket - can not be changed or refunded!")

The trip takes 4 to 4½ hours, and looks like there are 1-3 daily connections.

I don't know if this is the cheapest public transport option available (probably not), but it's much better than the ICE price, and quite convenient because it's a direct connection.

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Jonik
Jonik
  • 12.7k
  • 15
  • 67
  • 110

You could take a Eurolines bus directly from Nuremberg to Prague for 39 € (or 35 € for "Promotional Ticket - can not be changed or refunded!")

The trip takes 4 to 4½ hours, and looks like there are 1-3 daily connections.

I don't know if this is the cheapest public transport option available (probably not), but it's much better than the ICE price, and quite convenient because it's a direct connection.