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Pendolino Warsaw - Koszalin
PKP connections on the Warsaw – Koszalin route are served by, among others, EIP. The first direct train departs at 16:16 from the Warsaw railway station. The last train to Koszalin departs at 16:37. The fastest journey is offered by the non-stop train . The journey takes 04:55. Other trains also run on the Warsaw – Koszalin route: - they offer a lower ticket price and usually longer travel time. The train terminates at station Koszalin.
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How to buy a cheap ticket Warsaw – Koszalin?
Buy a ticket to Koszalin 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 Warsaw - Koszalin 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 Warsaw–Koszalin connection
A passenger travelling from Warsaw to the seaside town of Koszalin takes a route linking the capital with the central coast. Pendolino operates on this route, and some services run without a change.
Those buying a ticket at the last minute usually pay more than passengers booking a service in advance, while a standard ticket for this journey usually costs from approximately PLN 80 to approximately PLN 180. A ticket bought through PolishTrains goes straight to the app, and if plans change, it can be refunded online. Services bought just before the train departs are usually the most expensive.
The journey takes from over four hours to over five hours, and the timetable changes several times a year with the season. Pendolino covers the route faster than Intercity, and both options are easier to compare in PolishTrains than on the station departure board. Passengers do not have to buy a ticket from the conductor to avoid an additional charge – the transaction can be completed more conveniently through PolishTrains before boarding the train.