PKP Gdańsk Main – Malbork. Train timetable

The route from Gdańsk Główny to Malbork is one of the shorter, but intensively served sections in Pomerania, used daily by thousands of passengers commuting to work, school and Zamek Krzyżacki each week. Before you choose a specific service, it is worth checking whether the train runs without a change and what category it operates – differences in journey time and comfort can be noticeable despite the short distance. Below you will find the hourly timetable, types of trains running on this section, approximate ticket prices and a description of the route with any changes.

The journey from Gdańsk Główny to Malbork usually takes around half an hour, but there are slower services – the full range of journey times on this route spans from around half an hour to around an hour. Some services run without a change, others require a train change, so it is worth checking the specific service before departing, rather than just looking at the departure time from the station [Gdańsk Główny](##BRAK##

The timetable for this pair of stations includes trains spread throughout the day, so a passenger commuting to work at a specific time usually has several options to choose from. You can check the current departure times and train categories for your chosen date in the PolishTrains search engine, and you can book your chosen service straight away through PolishTrains.

The route from Gdańsk Główny to Malbork is served by trains in the IC, TLK, PR and EIP Pendolino categories. Among passengers departing from Gdańsk Główny station, by far the most choose Intercity, which accounts for 50 per cent of tickets sold, whilst Pendolino accounts for 23 per cent. You can select the train category when purchasing a ticket in the PolishTrains search engine along with your chosen service.

The route from Gdańsk Główny to Malbork accounts for 3.1 per cent of all ticket sales from Gdańsk Główny station, placing it among the more popular short sections served from this station. You can purchase a ticket for your chosen service on this route directly through PolishTrains.

A standard ticket costs from around PLN 15 to around PLN 20. A ticket purchased in advance works out better value than buying on the day of travel, when only more expensive seats remain available.

Statutory discounts, including for pupils, students and seniors, reduce the ticket price regardless of the chosen train category. You can select the discount when purchasing through the PolishTrains search engine, and you can complete payment by BLIK or using the deferred payment option.

The route from Gdańsk to [Malbork](##BRAK## runs along the Pomeranian line and passes smaller regional stations along the way, depending on which service you choose. Direct trains skip most intermediate stops, so they are faster than services that stop more frequently. If your plans change, you can return or exchange a ticket for this section online through PolishTrains.

It is worth allowing extra time for any possible change, especially when travelling with luggage or with a child. You can see the train category and planned journey time for your chosen service when selecting it in the PolishTrains search engine, before you buy your ticket.