Pendolino Gdańsk Wrzeszcz - Tychy
PKP connections on the Gdańsk Wrzeszcz – Tychy route are served by, among others, EIP. The first direct train departs at 09:49 from the Gdańsk Wrzeszcz railway station at Antoniego Lendziona 1, Gdansk. The last train to Tychy departs at 16:49. The fastest journey is offered by the non-stop train . The journey takes 05:36. Other trains also run on the Gdańsk Wrzeszcz – Tychy route: - they offer a lower ticket price and usually longer travel time. The train terminates at the Tychy station at Dworcowa, 43-100 Tychy street.
How to buy a cheap ticket Gdańsk Wrzeszcz – Tychy?
Buy a ticket to Tychy in advance. Even if you're not sure about the departure date and time, you can always refund or rebook for a different date. Check if you're eligible for PKP discounts, the most popular of which are for children, teenagers, students, and seniors.
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Information about the Gdańsk Wrzeszcz–Tychy connection
Plan your journey from Gdańsk Wrzeszcz to Tychy with a seat reservation in mind – the route connects the north of the country with Upper Silesia, and is served by IC Intercity, EIP Pendolino and TLK trains. You can check the current departure times by entering both stations on PolishTrains (polishtrains.eu).
A passenger buying a ticket at the last minute usually pays more than one who reserves a seat in advance – the time of purchase is the main pricing factor here. You do not need to create an account to buy through PolishTrains – you can pay for your ticket by card or BLIK. Passengers usually pay from around PLN 110 to around PLN 220 for a ticket without discounts.
The journey takes over five hours, and some services run without changing trains. You can compare services at different times through PolishTrains, choosing one that runs without a train change. For such a long route, the difference in journey time between a direct service and one involving a train change can be noticeable.