BY TRAIN

If you're planning to travel to Autodrom Most by train, here's a comprehensive guide to help you navigate your journey smoothly. The nearest major train station is Most Railway Station (Most hlavní nádraží), and from there, you'll need to take additional transport to reach the circuit. Below are step-by-step instructions for making the trip by train, as well as tips to ensure a comfortable and hassle-free experience.

Most railway stations are well-connected to various parts of the Czech Republic, including major cities like Prague, Ústí nad Labem, Liberec, and Karlovy Vary. You'll likely start your journey from one of these cities or regional towns.

From Prague to Most

• Duration: Approximately 2 hours and 15 minutes.
• Route: Trains depart regularly from Prague’s main station (Praha hlavní nádraží) to Most Railway Station.
• Train Type: Most trains from Prague to Most are typically operated by České dráhy (Czech Railways), and you will usually find both express (IC, EC) and regional trains (R) on this route. For ticket options, click here.

Getting from Most railway station to Autodrom Most

Once you arrive at Most Railway Station, you’ll need to take a taxi, bus, or private transport to reach Autodrom Most. The train station is about 6 km from the autodrome, so it's a short ride.

Option 1: Taxi

• Duration: 10–15 minutes.
• Cost: Approximately 100–150 CZK (depending on traffic and taxi company).
• Where to find a taxi: Taxis are usually available right outside the station’s main entrance. You can also pre-book a taxi using local apps or call a taxi company in advance.

Option 2: Bus

• Duration: Approximately 20 minutes.
• Bus Route: The local bus service from Most Railway Station to Autodrom Most is available, though schedules can vary depending on the event. The nearest bus stop to the autodrome is Autodrom Most.
• How to Find the Bus: Once you exit the train station, head to the bus stop located near the station. You can check schedules at the station or online before your trip.