There are many retail stores of all types in this train station. I do not remember specifically if there is a supermarket but I'm sure there are stores where you can buy many different food items

It's been a long time since I used Eurorail and I have never used Goeuro but it sounds like it would be similar to Eurorail. I believe Eurorail is a time limited pass on all rail through Europe. If you are only travelling between 3 countries it is probably cheaper to buy individual train fares, unless you are planning to travel several times by rail your time there. DB is the German rail service and you can buy tickets online to all your destinations. Buying earlier will get you cheaper fares. Recommend getting reserved seating. It's about a 4-4.5 hour trip from Berlin to Prague and another couple of hours to Vienna from there.

As noted in previous answer, go to German train website and order ticket online. Get a reserved seat, otherwise you may find yourself standing the entire 4 hour trip. Local travellers tend to buy tickets at last minute and trains get overbooked. Once you get ticket, print it out and you can board train. Conductor will scan and validate your ticket. Train fares are cheaper on German website than Czech train website even though it is the same train. The track that the train board from will not be posted on the schedule board until about 15-30 minutes before departure time. The Prague train station is confusing if you are only an English speaker as there aren’t many signs in English to help guide you. Arrive at train station at least an hour early so that you can familiarize yourself with layout and system.

Good luck. Follow the icon of a suitcase with a key. The problem is there are so many levels with ramps, stairs, and escalators. I can say it is the north-ish end of the station. RunawayChocaholic and Seat 61 have good answers and pictures, but they still are not specific enough to locate it. What the world needs is for this to be on a map including the level/floor.

Hello Gary, I don't know, but I am sure that if you get in touch with Budget they will show you where they are located. Or try online, or even maps. Enjoy Prague!

Метро так и называется hlavní nádraží, в 10 минутах пешком Muzeum

Hi. I think there are going Train from Prague to Dresden in week days every 2 hour and the trip shall take 2 hours and 19 minute. You can buy the tickets before on pages at internet or You can buy them at station on machine or like me I bought them at tickets shop at station. Its one of the easiest station I ever I have used. I then travel to Plzen and took the Munchen Train if I dont remember wrong. Guessing its easy to find ticket for You at station. A lot of screens tell You where to go. The price for Your tickets are from 22 to 27 euro. Maybe a little more in the ticket line With help from sales People I always to that instead of machine always afraid of to mistake. A lot of bla bla bla here...:)

It's very off putting the way it's on the screen. If you are on main concourse watch for announcement of platform number- normally 15 mins before departure. When pkatgormnus announced you go up one level and go right or left depending on direction nth or sth. It's easy.

Staff in information centre were very helpful with us when we bought tickets at the station. After paying for tickets we asked usual follow up of which platform and found they have no idea in there and watch information boards. If it helps when you stand looking at info boards there is a 'tunnel ' in front of you We split up and one watched the boards while other familiarised ourselves with the several platforms that lead off at right angles to that tunnel. Found it in good time as boards changed about fifteen minutes before train due and platforms all reasonably close.

There are baggage racks in the carriages. We had hand luggage which you can store overhead.