Booking a transfer from Prague to Frankfurt or from Frankfurt to Prague

Transportation bookings are accepted with a minimum 24 hours notice. Should you need to book the transfer with shorter notice, please call Martin: 00420 775 744 447 or send an email info@european-transfers.cz. We are available on Viber and Whatsapp as well as the Facebook messenger.

Available cars and minivans

  • Mercedes Benz E class

    Mercedes Benz E class

    Elegant German station wagon is suitable for up to 4 passengers and 5 large pieces of luggage. To secure the most comfort, Mercedes Benz E class is recommended for maximum 3 passengers.

     

    Mercedes Benz E class is available both directions from Prague to Frankfurt as well as from Frankfurt to Prague.

    Final price inclusive all fees and taxes: 791 EUR
  • Mercedes Benz Vito Tourer Select

    Premium German minivans are suitable for up to 7 passengers and 10 large pieces of luggage. To secure the most comfort, Mercedes Benz Vito minivan is recommended for maximum 7 passengers.

     

    Mercedes Benz Vito Tourer Select is available both directions from Prague to Frankfurt as well as from Frankfurt to Prague.

    Final price inclusive all fees and taxes: 714 EUR
  • Mercedes Benz S class

    Mercedes Benz S class

    Exclusive German limousine is suitable for up to 4 passengers, 3 medium pieces of luggage. Mercedes Benz S class is recommended for 2 passengers thus providing the best driving experience.

     

    Mercedes Benz S class is available both directions from Prague to Frankfurt as well as from Frankfurt to Prague.

    Final price inclusive all fees and taxes: 1020 EUR
  • Mercedes Benz V class

    Mercedes Benz V class is a premium luxurious minibus (MPV) for up to 6 passengers.

     

    Mercedes Benz V class is available both directions from Prague to Frankfurt as well as from Frankfurt to Prague.

    Final price inclusive all fees and taxes: 791 EUR
  • Škoda Superb

    Škoda Superb is a premium Czech sedan / wagon car for up to 4 passengers.

    Škoda Superb is available both directions from Prague to Frankfurt as well as from Frankfurt to Prague.

    Final price inclusive all fees and taxes: 663 EUR

Pricing, inclusions, conditions

  • payment is done cash or card to the driver upon the arrival to the destination
  • tip for the driver is not included and is completely voluntary
  • all listed prices are final rates - we do not charge any extras, when you pay by a credit card
  • price is per whole vehicle and whole journey (you do not pay for the car to return empty to its city of origin)
  • private transfers - you do NOT share with other passengers, the vehicle is booked solely for your party

More benefits of 24/7/365 European Taxi & Transfers:

  • Once you booked a transfer, the rate is confirmed, the rate does not increase even if our rates go up
  • Vehicles are insured above standard limits, all cars have insured passengers' seats and baggage compartment
  • Credit cards accepted: VISA, MASTERCARD, AMERICAN EXPRESS (no fees, nor surcharges)
  • Premium cars and minibuses: MERCEDES BENZ: VITO, VIANO/V CLASS, E CLASS, S CLASS
  • Non smoking and air conditioned cars and minibuses
  • Economical, comfortable, door to door transfers
  • Reliable, reputable and personal service
  • Flexible, time efficient and cost effective
  • Fixed rates confirmed at the time of the booking
  • 24/7 support in English on phone: 00420 775 744 447
  • Free cancellation with a minimum 24 hours notice
  • Well recognized and recommended on the TripAdvisor
Transportation from Prague to Frankfurt am Main

Due to being built on the shores of the River Main, Frankfurt’s full name is actually Frankfurt am Main, and even though Frankfurt is Germany’s financial center, do not let the skyscrapers give you the wrong idea about this historical city.

When people think of Frankfurt their minds are often taken to some of Europe’s largest skyscrapers, huge business conglomerates and busy men in suits. They are not totally wrong, after all Frankfurt is the de facto economic capital of the country. However, despite all the business that goes on, this multicultural metropole has plenty to offer to its visitors.

Frankfurt is inhabited by people from many different nationalities. Some are there on a short-term basis due to work, others have chosen Frankfurt as their permanent home. What this means is that there are quite a few hidden multicultural gems throughout Frankfurt built to accommodate its communities, but that also welcome tourists.

Despite hosting major events at the Messe Frankfurt, such as the world-renowned Frankfurt Book Fair, and attracting businessmen from all over the world, Frankfurt is a city of contrasts. Frankfurt attracts plenty of tourists interested in its historical side. Historical buildings, fine art galleries and museums coexist with huge multinational companies in their skyscrapers.

Frankfurt am Main is referred to as the “Chicago on the Main”. Frankfurt is one of the Germany’s most important cities (and one that consistently ranks in the top 10 of best cities to live in). One should not skip out on during trip to Germany.

What to visit in Frankfurt

The Römerberg

The Römerberg is a weirdly shaped, but very photogenic, historical town square. Its name is derived of the Römer, three adjacent buildings that house the city hall since the 15th century. In front of the city hall is the Renaissance Fountain of Justice which dates back to 1543. The square also features the St. Nicholas Church, which somehow endured World War II without suffering any significant damage.

Museumsufer

The Museumsufer is a cluster of 12 museums, located on both banks of the River Main. Although it is not a historical location (the idea was developed in the late-20th century), the Museumsufer is where you’ll some of the most important Frankfurt museums. During August, the Museumsufer hosts the Museumsiferfest, so plan your trip accordingly.

Städel Museum

The Städel Museum is one of Germany’s best museums. It was founded in 1815 and besides displaying contemporary art it also displays paintings from the 1300s to the present. The Städel Museum has works from painters such as Botticelli, Rembrandt, Hieronymus Bosch, Vermeer, Degas and many others.

Main Tower

This 200-meter-tall skyscraper is the only skyscraper with a public observation deck. It’s the 4th tallest building in Germany (the other 3 are also located in Frankfurt) and offers an excellent view of the entire city. You should visit the Main Tower on Fridays and Saturdays if you’re interested in seeing the city lighting up, since during those days the observation deck stays open until 11 PM.

Reviews of transfers between Prague and Frankfurt

  • Great ride from the Prague airport to the Frankfurt airport

    By Matthew S. on 12th June

    Rating: 10 out of 10

    Hi Martin, thank you for the last minute transfer from Prague to Frankfurt airport. We missed our flight from Prague. Your company saved us a lot of hassle. The car and the driver was very good. Your transportation service is one of the best we experienced.

  • Time-effective commute between Prague and Frankfurt

    By Brian F. on 5th January

    Rating: 10 out of 10

    Hi Martin,
    I wanted to thank you for the efficient drive from Prague to Frankfurt. We were thinking about flying or taking a train, but then we decided to use your private transfer. Despite the traffic the journey was smooth, car was beautiful clean Mercedes and the driver was communicative and friendly. Thank you for keeping your promise. You really shine in your field!

  • Frankfurt to Prague and then Prague to Berlin

    By Mustafa A. on 22nd September

    Rating: 10 out of 10

    We booked two transfers. One from Frankfurt to Prague and then 3 days later from Prague to Berlin. On both occasions the driver was on time. Minibus was silver Mercedes Viano with captain seats. Great service for very good price. I recommend both Frankfurt to Prague transfer as well as from Prague to Berlin. Saves time and hassle. Thank you!

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