The station building and the station hall, which were built in 1901 and 1909, respectively, are considered among the most significant Art Nouveau monuments in the country. While the station has undergone a major renovation, many of its original features were retained, including the lofty dome and stained glass windows.
The Prague Main Station in Prague, Czech Republic is a popular avenue for people who want to take day trips from Prague. It serves many routes around the Czech Republic (major cities), as well as to other European countries, such as Germany, Austria, and Italy. Since it’s not a terminus station, trains bound for Berlin, Munich, Vienna, and Budapest pass through it. Other international train routes include Hungary, Poland, and Slovakia.

The Station Website is HERE
Location on Open Street map is HERE