Czech Railways (České dráhy) has revealed its annual campaign for the summer of 2025, introducing the “Jízdenka na léto 2025” promotion.

This initiative offers passengers the opportunity to purchase special unlimited tickets for all domestic routes of the carrier, valid for either one or two weeks, at favorable rates.

Running from July 1st to August 31st, 2025, the promotion targets travelers intending to explore extensively within the Czech Republic during the summer holidays.

Ticket prices remain consistent with the previous year: 1390 CZK for seven days and 1990 CZK for fourteen days. Reduced rates of 695 CZK and 995 CZK are applicable for children under 18, students under 26, and pensioners.

These passes afford travelers unrestricted access to the Czech Railways network, spanning almost the entirety of the country.

As the largest railway operator in the nation, Czech Railways facilitates unlimited journeys and transfers, excluding only the Pendolino high-speed trains, which necessitate an additional fee for reserving specific seats.

Sales for these passes commence on Saturday, June 15th, available for purchase at station ticket counters and via the company’s official website.

You must have a photo ID with you when you use the ticket. For those planning shorter trips, one-day tickets are available for the entire country as well as specific regions.

Ride Back in Time: Steam Trains and Summer Bike Routes

This summer, Czech Railways (ČD) is bringing history to life with a selection of nostalgic train rides powered by vintage steam and motor locomotives. One of the main attractions is the railway museum in Lužná near Rakovník in Central Bohemia, which hosts special weekend trips on historic trains.

Among the highlights are the Hurvínek motor train, running between Břeclav and Lednice, and the Všudybylka steam engine, offering scenic rides through the Šumava region in the southwest.

Steam trains will also operate in various parts of Central Bohemia, giving passengers a unique opportunity to travel old-school.

In some cases, like with the historic Bobinka electric train, you can even board these classic rides on standard routes without paying anything extra.

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