Need help? Email the Man in Seat Sixty-One! As fast as flying, but much cheaper and more enjoyable, and vastly superior to a long-distance bus. Train times. Should you choose a railjet or RegioJet? Route map. How much does it cost? How to buy tickets.
What are the railjet trains like? Travel tips. Option 2, by RegioJet. Who are RegioJet? What are the RegioJet trains like? Watch the video. Option 3, by regional express train REX. The slower regional REX trains are not shown here. RegioJet is the name of the competing open access operator. They sound similar and 'RJ' is often used in front of the train number for both train types, so don't get confused!
Journey time is similar. If you need to buy a ticket on the day or the day before, RegioJet will usually be cheaper. Advantage, RegioJet. Summary: Both train services are excellent, there's no obvious winner here except you, the passenger.
Whichever operator you pick, you won't be disappointed! I recommend buying a copy of this map for your travels, www. Back to top. These Sparschiene fares the Austrian name for them or First Minute fares the Czech name for them are only good for the specific train you book, no refunds, no changes to travel plans.
Prices vary, limited availability at each price level, they sell out close to departure, but are usually available even a few days in advance. If you want the cheapest price and are happy to commit to a specific train, this is what you want.
