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Bus providers in Poland

  • Wagner Transport

  • Sindbad

  • PKS Szczencin

  • Matuszek

  • Madeltrans

  • Follow me! Interglobus

  • GDN Express

  • Galicja Express

  • Ekspres transfer

  • AD EuroTrans

  • EST Lorek

  • Boreychuk M.I.

  • Adamis Tours

Train companies in Poland

  • PolRegio

  • PKP Intercity

Travel to Poland

Poland is a real gem of Central Europe where you can find many great cultural heritage sites and unique natural areas.

People call Poland "the country of churches and castles" because of the abundance of magnificent churches, castles, cathedrals, and other top architectural and historical monuments.

When is the best time to visit Poland?

The best time to travel to Poland is June - August because of the dry and warm weather. However, if you want to avoid the summer crowds of tourists, September - October is also a great time with even lower prices.

The cheapest months to fly to Poland are February and March.

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Showing prices in GBP

Annual Avg. Price59 GBP
September 202536 GBP
October 202571 GBP
November 202541 GBP
December 202521 GBP
January 202647 GBP
February 202653 GBP
March 202657 GBP
April 202682 GBP
May 202655 GBP
June 202647 GBP
July 202661 GBP
August 2026136 GBP

Transportation in and around Poland

Public transport in Poland

The main means of transportation in Poland are buses and trams. There is an underground in some big cities, like Warsaw. Whatever city you are in, make sure to buy a ticket before you get on the vehicle; it is mostly impossible to buy tickets from the drivers.

Usually, you can buy tickets at any kiosk named “Ruch” near bus stops and some grocery stores. Tickets differ in terms of how long they are valid for; the cheapest tickets start from 30 minutes of validity.

Bikes in Poland

Active travelers may use rental bikes to explore Poland. There are many local rentals in different cities, but you can find the popular service Nextbike in more than 22 cities.

Car rentals in Poland

Renting a car may be a good idea if you want to visit some small towns. To rent a car in Poland, you must be at least 21 years old.

How to get to the main cities in Poland from the airport

In most of Poland’s cities, you can easily get from the airport to the city center with excellent bus connections.

Airport name
Biggest city nearby
Mode of transport
Duration
Price per person
Warsaw Chopin Airport
Warsaw
  • Bus 175 and 188
  • Train S2
  • 30 minutes
  • 20 minutes
  • €1
  • €1
Kraków Airport
Kraków
  • Kraków Airport bus
  • Train
  • 45 minutes
  • 25 minutes
  • €1
  • €2
Gdansk Airport
Gdansk
  • Bus 110 and 210
  • Night bus N3
  • 30 minutes
  • 45 minutes
  • €1
  • €1
Wroclaw Airport
Wroclaw
  • Bus 106
  • Night bus 206
  • 45 minutes
  • 30 minutes
  • €1
  • €1
Poznań Airport
Poznań
  • Bus 159
  • Night bus 242
  • 30 - 45 minutes
  • €1
  • €1.5

Plan your trip to Poland

Must-have local apps in Poland

  • Kupony is a must for fast food lovers. You can find discounts for visiting KFC, Burger King, Starbucks, Subway, McDonald’s, and more. You just need to show the cashier the application with an open discount.
  • Uber is a car-sharing app that is becoming widely popular in Poland.
  • Nextbike is a very popular application for bike-sharing in all cities of Poland. Log in ahead of time, register your card to pay, and go cycling.
  • moBILET is a service for buying tickets for public transport and trains if you forget or lose your pass.
  • Pyszne.pl is a Polish food delivery service to your home or any open-air place where you would like to have a picnic.
  • MasterCard Nearby will come in handy, since Mastercard is becoming more and more popular in Poland. The application will help you to find the points where you may pay by card or direct you toward nearby ATMs.
  • E-podróżnik.pl is a great application for globetrotters who want to explore Poland’s remote and lesser-known destinations. If you can’t find a bus or train at the right time, just check this application and find locals who are going your way
  • Jakdojade.pl has all the information you need about public transport in Poland.

Tourist pass in Poland

Make sure to visit as many places as possible with tourist passes in Poland. All the major cities offer travelers special cards with beneficial deals.

All the cards are available on the internet and at visitor centers. Choose between 24, 48, or 72 hour passes.

  • The WarsawPass offers a free bus excursion and free admission to the main museums in Warsaw.
  • The KrakowCard will give you free bus fares and free admission to more than 30 museums.
  • The VisitGdansk one has different variations, like for families and active tourists.
  • The OpenWroclaw and the PoznanTravel also give discounts to more than 100 places in the cities.

Roaming and Mobile in Poland

There are four main operators in Poland. These are Orange, Play, Plus, and T-mobile. Three of the operators are international, and Play has Polish roots. They have various offers, and prices vary from 5 to 25 zlotys. Polish mobile services have excellent 3G and 4G network coverage.

Are there Wi-Fi points in Poland?

When you walk around the city centers in Poland, you may try to find free Wi-Fi. The Polish government is trying to set up Wi-Fi points on the main city streets (for example, Nowy Świat street or Trzech Krzyży square in Warsaw).

And, as a member of the EU, Poland offers free Wi-Fi in restaurants, milk bars, bistros, and other catering establishments.

Other useful things to know before your trip to Poland

Socket type

Plug type C -- two round pins

plug type E -- two round pins and a hole for the socket’s male earthing pin

Polish currency

Polish Zloty (PLN)

Exchange rate

€1 is ca. 4.7 PLN

$1 is ca. 4.6 PLN

Country code

+48

Time zone

GMT +2

Electricity voltage

Vodafone offers 60 minutes of access to public Wi-Fi for free.

230V and 50Hz

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Frequently asked questions

What are the main airports in Poland?
The main airports in Poland are Warsaw Chopin Airport, Krakow John Paul II International Airport, and Gdansk Lech Walesa Airport. These airports offer a wide range of domestic and international flights to and from various destinations.
When is the best time of the year to fly to Poland?
The best time to fly to Poland is during the spring (April to June) and autumn (September to October) seasons when the weather is mild and there are fewer crowds. However, it's important to check for specific travel restrictions or seasonal fluctuations before planning your trip.
What to do in Poland?
In Poland, you can explore historical landmarks like the Wawel Castle in Krakow, visit the beautiful old town of Warsaw, or take a stroll along the charming streets of Gdansk. You can also indulge in traditional Polish cuisine, visit museums, or enjoy outdoor activities such as hiking in Tatra Mountains.
When to book your flight to Poland?
It is recommended to book your flight to Poland at least 3 months in advance for better deals and availability. However, prices may vary depending on factors such as peak travel seasons or last-minute offers. It's always advisable to compare prices on our website for the best options.
What part of Poland is visited the most?
Krakow is one of the most visited cities in Poland due to its rich history, stunning architecture, and proximity to popular attractions like Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and Wieliczka Salt Mine. Other popular regions include Warsaw with its vibrant culture and Gdansk known for its picturesque seaside charm.
What are top tourist attractions in Poland?
Poland offers a variety of top tourist attractions including the historic Old Towns of Krakow and Warsaw, Wawel Castle, Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial Museum, Masurian Lake District with its beautiful lakes and forests, Bialowieza Forest - home to European bison, and Zakopane - a popular destination for winter sports enthusiasts.
Is Poland an expensive country?
Poland is generally considered an affordable destination compared to other European countries. Prices for accommodation, dining out, transportation, and attractions are relatively reasonable. However, costs may vary depending on individual preferences and city locations within Poland.

Travel guide to Poland

What should you not do in Poland?
While in Poland, you are allowed to exchange currency only in banks or specialized exchange offices. Changing the currency from street exchangers is considered to be a serious crime. In no case you should resort to the services of these individuals. Watch out!
Is it customary to tip in Poland?
The customary amount for tips is around 10% to 15% of the total order. Note that tipping with your credit card is not common. However, in some establishments, the total bill may include the service charge. Be careful with your words when the wait staff collects the bill! Simple ‘thank you’ or ‘dziękuje’ (‘djenkuje’) means that you don’t want any change back. Use ‘proszę’ (‘pro-sheh’, which means ‘please’) if that is not what you mean.
How do you pay for public transport in Poland?
Tickets for city transport are sold in vending machines. If you pay in cash, don’t worry, the machine will give you the change. You can find these vending machines both on the street and in buses. As soon as you enter the bus, validate your ticket immediately if you don’t want to be fined.
How do you get around cities in Poland?
Bicycles are one of the favorite means of transport among locals. No wonder, as Poland is well-equipped with convenient paths for cyclists all over the city. You can rent two-wheeled vehicles at one of the many rental points. Enjoy your ride!
How do you stay connected in Poland?
If your trip to Poland is short, relying on your provider's roaming services and occasional free WiFi may be enough. However, for a prolonged stay in Poland, you can get a SIM card with more than a dozen gigabytes of traffic for several euro. If your phone supports eSIMs, the change will be a piece of cake. To purchase the card, you will need to present a valid ID.
Can I use euros in Poland?
Even though Poland is part of the European Union, the country still uses its own currency, the zloty. Euro is not accepted almost anywhere, except for the most touristic cafes and restaurants. To exchange money, look for a “Kantor” sign; it’s an exchange office in Polish.
How do you get around in Poland?
There are two prices for all types of public transport — day and night. The latter comes in force after 23:00 and till 5:00. Keep in mind that the fare increases 2-3 times at night. Nevertheless, coming back from late drinks at a bar in such a way, it’s still cheaper than taking a taxi.
Are taxis expensive in Poland?
If you travel in the company of four or more people, you may find it beneficial to take a taxi. Prices in Poland are quite acceptable for this means of transport. Keep in mind that after 22:00, the taxi rate changes and becomes higher.
Can I drink tap water in Poland?
Poland is equipped with water purification systems. You can safely drink tap water. Be sure to take a reusable bottle with you.
Are taxis in Poland safe?
Taxis are a great way to move around the city, but be careful while choosing your cab. It should be explicitly marked and have a rate card and a counter. A trip with some ‘privateer’ driver may cost you a pretty penny! You can also call a reliable company or make an online order. If you wish to pay with a credit card, ask in advance if that is an option.
What should I avoid in Poland?
Polish laws are quite strict about drunk driving. If the level of alcohol in your blood exceeds 0.2‰, you can’t drive any vehicle. 0.2-0.5‰ may result in a driving ban and a fine. Anything above 0.5‰ leads to criminal conviction! All in all, if you plan to relax in a bar, opt for public transport or a taxi.
What food is Poland famous for?
Kolorowa is an ice cream brand created in 1972 and considered by locals to be the best ice cream in Poland. There is a huge line to their stalls in summer, but the taste of this ice cream is worth waiting for! The cost of one portion is about 6 zloty (about 1.3 euro.)
Will my debit card work in Poland?
You can use your credit card in many of the city’s shops, cafes, and restaurants. However, public toilets (which you usually have to pay for) and outdoor markets may lack such an option. In some cases, even cafes and restaurants charge visitors a small fee for using their facilities. Besides, you may need to buy tickets for public transport via vending machines. Keep some coins a hand — you’ll never know when you need them!
What is a popular Polish food?
Pierogi is a popular Polish food. These are dumplings with different fillings. But the most famous version of this dish is pierogi with mushrooms and cabbage, made in the shape of a horned moon. If you're really hungry, try pierogi with minced mushrooms — these dumplings are much bigger and very tasty.

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