Bus, train & ferry tickets in Poland
- Poland has 80 popular routes in our ticketing partner's network, departing from 5 main cities/points such as Krakow, Katowice, Gdansk and Wroclaw.
- Most searched routes: Krakow → Warsaw, Krakow → Prague and Krakow → Zakopane.
- Most frequent destinations: Warsaw, Kyiv and Prague. 5 routes cross into another country (Czech Republic) — bring your passport. 1 routes involve an airport (transfer or flight).
- Official schedules, fares & seats from operators; payment & e-tickets by SiapPergi's official ticketing partner.
Tickets from Krakow
Tickets from Katowice
Tickets from Gdansk
Tickets from Wroclaw
Tickets from Poznan
From Poland to neighbouring countries
These routes pass through immigration. Carry your original passport and check the destination's visa rules before buying.
Tips for booking in Poland
- Book a few days ahead on popular routes and in high season — night-train berths and island ferries often sell out.
- Check the pick-up/departure point in the ticket details: it may be a bus station, train station, pier or agent office, not always the city centre.
- Keep the e-ticket on your phone and carry your original passport; some operators require the name to match your passport.
See also all Poland routes on our ticketing partner's site, or go back to the list of all countries.
Tickets in other countries
Starting fares from our ticketing partner in USD per person; you can pay in IDR on the booking page. Fares may change.
FAQ: tickets in Poland
How do I book a bus, train or ferry in Poland?
Pick a route on this page (e.g. Krakow to Warsaw) or type your origin & destination in the form, then tap "Find tickets". Schedules, vehicle types, fares and seats are shown on the site of SiapPergi's official ticketing partner; choose a departure and pay there.
What are the most popular routes in Poland?
Based on our ticketing partner's search ranking, the top routes in Poland include Krakow–Warsaw, Krakow–Prague, Krakow–Zakopane and Krakow–Wroclaw.
Which currency can I pay in?
Fares can be shown in your own currency on the ticket page. Available payment methods and the final price follow the ticketing partner's checkout page.
Who sends the e-ticket and handles refunds?
Our ticketing partner emails the e-ticket to you. Changes, cancellations and refunds follow the operator's policy and are handled through the ticketing partner's support — SiapPergi does not process payments for these tickets.
What should I prepare before travelling in Poland?
A valid passport and, if required for your nationality, a visa. Entry rules for Poland can change — check the official immigration or embassy website before buying, especially for routes that cross a land border.