PKP Kołobrzeg – Poznań. Train timetable

The railway route from Kołobrzeg to Poznań is one of the more popular connections between West Pomerania and Greater Poland. Both passengers returning from a coastal holiday and those travelling on business readily choose this route due to good connections and the availability of direct services. Daily, there are dozens of services, including both regional trains and long-distance Intercity trains. Check the journey details and find out how to conveniently book a ticket on this route. A ticket for the Kołobrzeg–Poznań route is more convenient to buy in advance through the PolishTrains service than from the conductor, where an additional charge is added.

From Kołobrzeg to Poznań, many trains run daily, offering great flexibility in planning your journey. The earliest services depart as early as 04:44, and the last services are available in the late afternoon and evening. Journeys are served by REG (regional) category trains, as well as TLK and IC, which offer a higher standard and shorter travel time. In selected hours, connections with changes are also possible – most often in Białogard or Koszalin – however, many services operate as direct routes.

Journey time depends on your choice of train. The fastest trains cover the route in approximately 3 hours and 19 minutes. Regional trains, which stop at a greater number of stations, require an average of 4 hours and 30 minutes. For passengers travelling in the morning and during peak hours, connections are available almost every hour, making it easy to find a service suited to your individual needs.

The cost of a ticket on the route from Kołobrzeg to Poznań depends mainly on the type of train, class of travel and available discounts. Intercity and TLK trains offer different price categories depending on carriage class and booking date – tickets bought in advance are often cheaper. Compare IC, TLK and PolRegio ticket prices immediately in the PolishTrains search engine, making it easier to choose the cheapest option for your travel date. Regional REG trains, meanwhile, are characterised by a fixed, more affordable price, making them an attractive choice for those planning an economical journey.

Passengers eligible for discounts – including pupils, students, seniors and those holding a Large Family Card – can expect additional reductions. Purchasing a ticket through the PolishTrains platform also allows you to select a deferred payment option. Once the booking is complete, the ticket is sent immediately to your email address, and by request also via SMS message.

Most trains cover the route from Kołobrzeg to Poznań Główny via Białogard, Szczecinek and Piła. Selected regional services also stop in smaller towns such as Jastrowie, Chodzież, Oborniki Wielkopolskie, which affects longer journey time. When your chosen service requires a change, plan the next leg of your journey without leaving the service – check the departure time of the next train on PolishTrains. Intercity trains have a limited number of stops, which is why they are a faster solution – especially for passengers travelling between major cities.

The final station is Poznań Główny – one of Poland's largest railway hubs. It is located in the immediate vicinity of the city centre, making it convenient for connections to local tram and bus lines. From the station, you can also continue your journey to other cities in Poland, thanks to further domestic and international connections.