PKP Legnica – Lubin. Train timetable

The railway line Legnica – Lubin running through Lower Silesian Voivodeship connects two larger cities in the region, which plays a key role in local mobility. Thanks to this connection, residents and other passengers can easily use the train instead of a car, which is a convenient alternative, especially during rush hours or when there are road disruptions.

The PKP timetable for Legnica – Lubin includes six direct long-distance connections operated by PKP Intercity. The first train in the morning departs at 7:49, the last at 15:46. There is also one night connection, **[TLK Wolin](##BRAK## departing from Legnica at 2:16. Each Legnica–Lubin train takes 14 minutes, with only the **[IC Chełmoński](##BRAK## service taking one minute longer according to the timetable. However, the route is short, which is why it is worth choosing to travel this way rather than by car.

Among the direct connections on the PKP Legnica – Lubin section are also international trains, such as **[IC Galicja](##BRAK## **[IC Odra](##BRAK## and **[IC Wawel](##BRAK## which start in Przemyśl and end their journey east of the German border, in Frankfurt an der Oder.

The PKP Legnica – Lubin connection is of interest not only to residents of the region, but also to tourists who want to visit these Lower Silesian cities. Both have a rich history and are full of monuments dating back to the Middle Ages. They are only 22 km apart, so if you are in the region on holiday or on business, or simply want to explore your area, it is worth taking such a journey and seeing the famous Legnica Castle of the Piasts or the Głogów Tower in Lubin.

Ticket prices for Legnica – Lubin can vary, and there are several factors that influence this. Among them, it is worth mentioning:

• Applicable discounts and reductions – many railway passengers are entitled to statutory discounts or reductions. This is the case for pupils, students, doctoral students, and also pensioners. Other groups are also covered by discounts, including people with disabilities and their carers, holders of the Large Family Card and many others. Some, such as children under 4 or Military Gendarmerie soldiers on duty, can travel free of charge.
• Carriage class – express trains have two types of carriages. Class 1 provides more amenities and greater travel comfort, but the ticket costs slightly more than in class 2.
• Promotions – carriers, especially during periods such as holidays, school breaks or festive seasons, organise promotions during which you can buy a cheaper ticket. Organised groups can also benefit from travel at a lower price.

Tickets for long-distance trains on the Legnica – Lubin PKP route at standard fares cost: PLN 19 in class 2. PLN 29 in class 1.

As we have already mentioned, it is worth taking a journey on the Legnica – Lubin section. This route is very interesting. Not only because of the unique history and interesting monuments, but also the industrial character of both cities. Because this is a short section, trains do not stop at any intermediate stations.