Pendolino Koszalin - Gdańsk Main
PKP connections on the Koszalin – Gdańsk Main route are served by, among others, EIP. The first direct train departs at 06:33 from the Koszalin railway station at Aleja Armii Krajowej 3, Koszalin. The last train to Gdańsk Main departs at 06:33. The fastest journey is offered by the non-stop train . The journey time on this train is 02:27. Currently, there are no other PKP Intercity trains running on the Koszalin – Gdańsk Main route. The train terminates at the Gdańsk Main station at Podwale Grodzkie 1, Gdańsk street.
How to buy a cheap ticket Koszalin – Gdańsk Main?
Buy a ticket to Gdańsk Main 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.
Buy your Koszalin - Gdańsk Main ticket online with PolishTrains. Conveniently and securely. You'll receive your purchased ticket via email and phone as a PDF e-ticket.
Information about the Koszalin - Gdańsk Główny connection
Koszalin is located in Central Pomerania, and the journey to Gdańsk Główny, a hub of the Tricity agglomeration, takes over two hours; some services run without a change. The route is served by IC and TLK trains, and you can check the Pendolino timetable for other directions on PolishTrains.
Before travelling, you can buy a ticket for your chosen service from Koszalin on PolishTrains by selecting the destination station and travel date. Among passengers departing from Koszalin, 37 per cent buy their ticket 1-3 days before departure. Most travellers choose Intercity – this accounts for 71 per cent of departures from the station, with the remainder split between PolRegio and TLK.
A traveller planning a seaside trip during the holidays usually pays from around PLN 25 to around PLN 75 for a standard-fare ticket. You can buy a return ticket for the Koszalin - Gdańsk Główny route on PolishTrains by selecting the return date straight away. The difference in price is mainly explained by the train category – a faster service costs more than a slower TLK.