Pendolino Warszawa Zachodnia - Zabrze
PKP connections on the Warszawa Zachodnia – Zabrze route are served by, among others, EIP. The first direct train departs at 10:41 from the Warszawa Zachodnia railway station at Warszawa Zachodnia - Dworzec Kolejowy Tunelowa 1, 01-221 Warszawa. The last train to Zabrze departs at 15:41. The fastest journey is offered by the non-stop train . The journey takes 02:45. Other trains also run on the Warszawa Zachodnia – Zabrze route: - they offer a lower ticket price and usually longer travel time. The train terminates at the Zabrze station at Plac Dworcowy 3, 41-800, Zabrze street.
How to buy a cheap ticket Warszawa Zachodnia – Zabrze?
Buy a ticket to Zabrze 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 Warszawa Zachodnia–Zabrze connection
The route connects Warsaw with Zabrze, a city in the Upper Silesian conurbation located near Katowice and Gliwice, and the journey takes over two hours. Before travelling, PolishTrains will show you that Pendolino from Warsaw also travels to other cities in Upper Silesia, not just Zabrze.
You can buy a ticket for this route on PolishTrains, selecting a student discount or another statutory concession without visiting a ticket office. Among passengers departing from Warszawa Zachodnia station, 34 percent buy their ticket 1-3 days before travelling. IC Intercity trains operate 66 percent of these journeys.
A standard ticket for this route usually costs from around PLN 70 to around PLN 170. After buying a ticket on PolishTrains, you also have confirmation on your phone of the surcharge for transporting a dog, if you added it while buying the ticket. The price mainly depends on when you buy; the later you buy, the fewer of the cheapest seats in the lower class are available.