By Train
As a neighboring country, Poland is excellent to reach by train — one of the most sustainable and comfortable travel options.
From Germany to Poland
| Route | Duration | Price (from) | Provider |
|---|---|---|---|
| Berlin → Warsaw (Berlin-Warszawa-Express) | 5:30h | 29€ | DB/PKP |
| Berlin → Wrocław (Breslau) | 4:30h | 19€ | DB/PKP |
| Berlin → Gdańsk (Danzig) | 6h | 29€ | DB/PKP |
| Berlin → Poznań (Posen) | 3h | 19€ | DB/PKP |
| Munich → Warsaw (via Vienna/Prague) | 9–10h | 39€ | DB/ÖBB |
| Dresden → Wrocław | 3:30h | 19€ | DB/PKP |
Within Poland
Poland's rail network is well-developed and the trains are modern and affordable:
- EIP (Express InterCity Premium): Poland's high-speed train. Warsaw–Krakow in 2:20h, Warsaw–Gdańsk in 2:45h. Reservation mandatory. From 49 PLN (11€)!
- IC (InterCity): Fast long-distance trains, slightly slower than EIP but cheaper. From 35 PLN (8€).
- TLK (Tanie Linie Kolejowe): Budget long-distance trains — slower but very cheap. From 25 PLN (6€).
- Regio: Regional trains for shorter distances. Cheap, sometimes outdated.
Book tickets: Online via koleo.pl or intercity.pl (English version available). Early bird prices are significantly cheaper! Also available at the station or in the PKP InterCity app.
💡 Tipp
The Berlin-Warszawa-Express is one of the best train connections in Europe: Comfortable, with Wi-Fi, bistro on board, and power outlets at every seat. Saver fares from 29€ — book 2–4 weeks in advance via bahn.de or intercity.pl for the best prices.
