Price from 21 EUR
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Price from 21 EUR
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PKP Klodzko Glowne – Opole Glowne. Train timetable
PKP connections on the Klodzko Glowne – Opole Glowne route are served by, among others, TLK. The first train departs at 08:01 from the Klodzko Glowne railway station at Dworcowa, 57-300 Klodzko. The last train to Opole Glowne departs at 16:42. Other trains also run on the Klodzko Glowne – Opole Glowne route: - they offer a lower ticket price and usually longer travel time. The train terminates at the Opole Glowne station on Krakowska, 46-020 Opole street.
Price from 21 EUR
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TLK
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Price from 21 EUR
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Price from 14 EUR
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IC 66150 Śnieżka
FastestCheapest
Price from 14 EUR
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IC 66150 Śnieżka
Price from 21 EUR
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Price from 21 EUR
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How to buy a cheap ticket Klodzko Glowne – Opole Glowne?
Buy a ticket to Opole Glowne 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 Klodzko Glowne - Opole Glowne 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 Główne - Opole Główne connection
Buying a ticket on PolishTrains does not require a visit to the ticket office. An SMS containing the ticket will be sent to your phone. Deferred payment is also available, allowing you to pay later.
A traveller choosing between IC and TLK trains can exchange their ticket online through PolishTrains for a different date. The journey takes over two hours. Some connections are direct.
Among passengers departing from Głównej, 39 per cent buy their ticket 1–3 days before departure. A further 21 per cent do so 2–4 weeks before travelling. When planning a journey in advance, PolishTrains allows you to have the ticket in the app. The price also depends on the train category. The shorter option does not always mean a lower cost.