About Warsaw

Warsaw is situated in the heart of Poland, with Poland positioned at the center of Europe. This makes our city an ideal destination not only for political and scientific gatherings but also for business and cultural events.

A blend of modern architecture, welcoming infrastructure, and innovative residents has established Warsaw as a key business hub. However, beyond the fast-paced business scene, the city’s unique rhythm can still be felt. Explore the diverse flavors at the capital’s restaurants, enjoy a walk along the Vistula river, or venture into the charming backstreets of the Old Town to uncover hidden gems.

Getting to Warsaw

Thanks to the fact that Warsaw is the capital of Poland, there are many ways to get there. We recommend using air transportation, trains or long-distance coaches.

By plane

The easiest way to get to the capital of Poland from any place around the globe is, of course, by plane. The city has 2 international airports and it is connected with over 180 direct flights.
There are direct flights to the Polish capital from most European destinations, as well as major US cities and other long-distance destinations like Dubai, where Emirates Airlines fly once a day.

Warsaw Chopin Airport is located around 10 kilometres from the city centre. It is served by five bus lines, two of which reach the city centre directly.
Warsaw Modlin Airport – a smaller airport servicing only budget airlines is situated in Modlin, 35 km from Warsaw.

By train

Warsaw is also well connected byrail to other European cities. There are three train stations in Warsaw that provide international and domestic train services:

Warszawa Centralna (Central Warsaw) – situated in the city centre and well connected to public transportation network,
Warszawa Zachodnia (West Warsaw) which is set next to the international bus terminal,
Warszawa Wschodnia (East Warsaw) located on the east bank of the Vistula River (Praga).

By bus

The bus station Dworzec PKS Warszawa Zachodnia offers international and national connections.

Source: https://warsawconvention.pl/why-warsaw/getting-to-warsaw/

Getting around Warsaw

Warsaw boasts a quick, safe and efficient public transport system of metro, trams, buses, night buses and the system of urban bikes.
Metro runs until midnight on weekdays and to 3.00 am at weekends.
Night buses are marked with the letter “N”, which run from 11.15 pm to 04.45 pm.

Information about public transport timetables: www.ztm.waw.pl

Source: https://warsawconvention.pl/why-warsaw/getting-around-warsaw/