By train across Europe? Why not! | PolishTrains
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🎫 Everything in Polish - tickets, service and currency 🚄 Dozens of carriers in one place 🗺️ Numerous connections to the most beautiful cities in Europe You can buy tickets for these routes in the PolishTrains search engine in Polish, in PLN and without creating an account, and the ticket is sent as a PDF by e-mail and SMS. Compare international connections, carriers and purchasing rules in one place. The PolishTrains search engine also shows where your journey requires a change, for example on routes with a change in Warsaw to cities across Europe.
At a glance
On PolishTrains, you receive a ticket for each of these carriers as a digital PDF, but the rules for seats, classes and changes vary between operators.
Renfe
Renfe operates high-speed routes in Spain, including Madrid - Barcelona, Madrid - Seville and Madrid - Valencia. The rules for changes and refunds depend on the fare – check the current conditions on the PolishTrains help page.
Deutsche Bahn
Deutsche Bahn operates routes in Germany and some connections linking Poland with Germany, including Warsaw - Berlin and Berlin - Hamburg. You do not need an account on PolishTrains, and you can see all prices before confirming your purchase. You can check the platform number for your selected departure on the station's website in the PolishTrains search engine. You can buy international tickets on PolishTrains up to 60 days before your journey. * Travelling by train around Europe: buy tickets from Poland to more than 10 European countries
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Carriers: Deutsche Bahn, Renfe, Italo, RegioJet, Leo Express, Westbahn, ÖBB, SBB, NS and LTG Link are available in one place
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Purchase: buy international tickets up to 60 days before departure, and pay by card, BLIK, online bank transfer or with payment deferred for up to 30 days
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Ticket delivery: the ticket is sent as a PDF by e-mail and SMS within a few seconds of payment
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*Refunds and luggage: conditions depend on the carrier and fare; check the current rules in the PolishTrains help centre ### At a glance
- Book train tickets from Poland to Germany, Austria, Spain, Italy, France, the Netherlands and more
- International tickets available up to 60 days before departure
- Carriers include Renfe, Iryo, Deutsche Bahn, WESTbahn, Italo and others
- Book in Polish and pay in zloty with no currency conversion required
- No account needed - just an email address and phone number to complete a purchase
- Popular routes include Madrid-Barcelona, Berlin-Hamburg and Vienna-Salzburg Check current international connections in the PolishTrains search engine. You can plan a rail journey from Poland to Rome on PolishTrains as a connection with a change, for example via Milan, using Italo or Trenitalia tickets for the final leg.
- Choose your favourite route 🗺️
- Buy tickets 🎫
- Get on the train and enjoy the journey! 🛤️
Why buy tickets from us?
🎫 Everything in Polish - tickets, service and currency
🚄 Dozens of carriers in one place
🗺️ Numerous connections to the most beautiful cities in Europe
Where are we going?
First Madrid and then sunny Barcelona? Or perhaps eternal Rome and Valencia?
Choose from top European carriers and travel to Germany, Austria, Spain, France, Italy, the Netherlands, Belgium, Lithuania, Switzerland, the Czech Republic, Slovakia and Hungary.
Travelling on international connections is now easier than you think. In Polish, in zloty. No currency conversion required. Quick, clear and simple.
The most interesting connections you can make
Spain
Routes for lovers of art, the Spanish sun and... football! ⚽
Carriers: Renfe and Iryo
Most popular routes:
Germany
Ideal for enthusiasts of architecture, design and express travel without traffic jams 🚅
Carrier: Deutsche Bahn
Most popular routes:
Austria
Tailored for lovers of classical music and captivating views of the Alps 🌄
Carrier: WESTbahn
Most popular routes:
Italy
For connoisseurs of art, good coffee and spontaneous trips to the seaside 🌊
Carriers: Italo, Campania Express, Arenaways
Most popular routes:
Slovakia
Popular with fans of slow urban discovery, mountains and the world-famous golden drink 🍻
Carriers: Slovak Rail, RegioJet, Leo Express
Most popular routes:
Lithuania and Latvia
For fans of the Baltic landscapes, interesting history and weekend city breaks in a northern climate📜.
Carrier: LTG Link
Most popular routes:
Switzerland
Routes tailored for lovers of postcard views and excellent chocolate! 🍫
Carriers: SBB - Schweizerische Bundesbahnen, SBB Scenic Routes
Most popular routes:
If you want to exchange a ticket bought on PolishTrains, you can find instructions in the ticket exchange guide. You can check the details for your selected connection in the PolishTrains baggage guide. You can check the current rules and the fee calculator on the PolishTrains help page. ### The Netherlands
Cities with hundreds of canals, good art and countless cycle paths 🚲
Carriers: NS - Nederlandse Spoorwegen
Most popular routes:
International
For true globetrotters who want to get as much as possible out of their travels - because borders are only on the map! 🌍
Carriers: RegioJet, European Sleeper, WESTbahn
Most popular routes:
Choose a train!
... instead of a plane or car. No stress with onboarding, from centre to centre - no taxis, car rentals or extra costs. You don't need to know the country's road rules, pay for petrol and motorways - you have complete freedom instead. You do not need an account on PolishTrains, and you can see all prices before confirming your purchase. You can read, sleep, work, eat, look out the window and even stretch your bones as you drive.Travel:
- Comfortable - no traffic jams or rushing. You simply get on and go!
- Eco - travelling by train emits far less CO₂ than other modes of transport.
- With breathtaking views - you admire not only modern cities, but also idyllic landscapes with everything that is most beautiful.
Buy your tickets for European routes today!
Marcin Lis, member of the PolishTrains team. A travel enthusiast who regularly travels by train across Poland and Europe. Analyst and marketer studying travellers’ needs and behaviour since 2017.









