Poland Transportation
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Travel Tips for Transportation in Poland
Katowice, Silesia Region, Poland
Railway station is one of the most dangerous places in Katowice. It is ugly and dirty. Do not count on that booking-clerk will be speaking English... ask in English only young people or bring Polish conversation guide
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Lublin, Malopolska Region, Poland
How to get to Lublin from Warsaw?
TRAIN:
Many trains leave daily from the Warsaw main train station (WARSZAWA CENTRALNA). The only problem is that most of the trains are so called Fast Trains (Pociąg Pospieszny), which means there is no assigned seat and on some days (before holidays or Friday afternoon) the trains can be packed - it's wiser then to take a first class ticket as there is usually more free room. To make sure you have a reserved seat buy a ticket for a TLK Train - there is only one train a day to Lublin at about 2 pm but they have seat reservations and you can buy ticket online here:
https://bilet.intercity.pl/irez/
The trip takes 2,5 hours and ticket is about 35-40 PLN one way.
BUS:
Near the Holiday Inn Hotel (street: Al. Jana Pawła II), next to the Złote Tarasy shopping mall there is a place where small passenger buses stop - they travel regularly to Lublin but on some days like before the weekend it's wise to book by phone +48 607 66 90 80 bet. 9:00-17:00. The most popular line is CONTBUS. The trip takes about 2 hours. The ticket is about 25 PLN.
http://busy.info.pl/2,19503,40243,lublin,warszawa.html?object_id=26
TRAIN:
Many trains leave daily from the Warsaw main train station (WARSZAWA CENTRALNA). The only problem is that most of the trains are so called Fast Trains (Pociąg Pospieszny), which means there is no assigned seat and on some days (before holidays or Friday afternoon) the trains can be packed - it's wiser then to take a first class ticket as there is usually more free room. To make sure you have a reserved seat buy a ticket for a TLK Train - there is only one train a day to Lublin at about 2 pm but they have seat reservations and you can buy ticket online here:
https://bilet.intercity.pl/irez/
The trip takes 2,5 hours and ticket is about 35-40 PLN one way.
BUS:
Near the Holiday Inn Hotel (street: Al. Jana Pawła II), next to the Złote Tarasy shopping mall there is a place where small passenger buses stop - they travel regularly to Lublin but on some days like before the weekend it's wise to book by phone +48 607 66 90 80 bet. 9:00-17:00. The most popular line is CONTBUS. The trip takes about 2 hours. The ticket is about 25 PLN.
http://busy.info.pl/2,19503,40243,lublin,warszawa.html?object_id=26
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Warsaw, Mazovia & Podlasie Region, Poland
Pedestrians have clear priority in traffic.Drivers should be carefull
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Warsaw, Mazovia & Podlasie Region, Poland
Warszawa its a very nice city with its own history and nice places to visit and enjoy tere...
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Rusiec, Mazovia & Podlasie Region, Poland
Rusiec placed in Nadarzyn area; 25 km from Warsaw centre, 20 km from the international airport
quiet village with a long history tradition reaching to XVI century
quiet village with a long history tradition reaching to XVI century
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