
Are you travelling to Poland?
You can get to Poland several times daily aboard comfortable direct EuroCity trains. For overnight travel, you can use direct sleeper carriages. Connections in border regions are provided by local (Os) trains.
Where and how to purchase a ticket?
- at an international ticket counter
- in the e-shop
From Ostrava to Warsaw Seven Times a Day
There are three direct EuroCity trains daily from Prague to Warsaw, and even seven direct trains a day from the Ostrava region. Warsaw can also be reached three times a day from Břeclav and Přerov.
Comfortable travel by EuroCity trains
Night Connections
For trips from Prague, Pardubice, Břeclav, Ostrava, and other cities to Warsaw or Krakow, you can also use some night trains or direct cars.
Cross-border Connection
Cross-border connections are ensured by local trains between Harrachov and Szklarska Poręba, Lichkov and Miedzylesie, to Glucholazy, between Bohumín and Chalupki, between Český Těšín and Polish Cieszyn.
Note
In Poland, all PKP IC long-distance trains (categories EC, EIC, Ex, D/TLK) require a seat reservation (must be purchased in advance), even for passengers with an international travel document. Departure times from Polish stations may vary slightly, especially when purchasing tickets more than a month in advance. For the First Minute Europe offer, you can only buy a one-way ticket THERE or simultaneously THERE and BACK; one-way tickets starting in Poland are not available. NRT tickets (regular, non-discounted tickets) can only be purchased at ČD international counters and from contract partners.
Specific train travel options can be found using the connection search engine.