PKP Strzelin – Wrocław. Train timetable

The Strzelin–Wrocław connection is very popular among residents of Lower Silesia. Strzelin, an intimate town, is connected through this route to one of Poland's main transport hubs. This makes it easy not only to commute to work, but also to plan other trips, for example leisure trips, with a change at Wrocław Główny.

During the day, the PKP Strzelin–Wrocław timetable on weekdays includes four direct long-distance InterCity trains, and at weekends there are five connections. These are the **[Baltic Express](##BRAK## lines, which operate from Prague in the Czech Republic to Gdynia. The earliest connection departs at 10:24, whilst the last Strzelin–Wrocław train departs at 22:24. The journey time on this route is 23 minutes. You can easily check the exact timetable on PolishTrains, where you can also conveniently buy a ticket for the journey.

Strzelin, though small, is very attractive in terms of historic sites. You will see many architectural witnesses to history there, whose roots go back to the Middle Ages. There is also a complex of 19th-century buildings. The railway station dates from that period too, from which we can set off on a journey on the PKP Strzelin–Wrocław route. The station was modernised in 2018 and is now fully accessible for people with disabilities.

If you wish to visit this town, we recommend choosing the train as your means of transport. Strzelin–Wrocław trains run very quickly, which is why they are an excellent alternative to cars. You can easily cover this route in both directions.

All direct trains operating on the Strzelin–Wrocław PKP route cover the same route, which is why tickets cost the same. However, the price of a PKP Strzelin–Wrocław ticket can vary for several reasons:

• Choice of carriage class – in 2nd class, the cost of a ticket on the Strzelin–Wrocław Główny section is PLN 19 at the standard fare, and in 1st class it increases by PLN 10.
• Discounts and concessions – many rail passengers are eligible for concessional fares. The percentage discount depends on which specific group entitled to a discount you belong to. Concessions apply, for example, to pupils and students, pensioners, benefit recipients, people with disabilities and their carers. Organised groups can also expect cheaper tickets.
• Promotions – carriers often run promotions during which tickets cost less. These are usually linked to holidays or the holiday season.

If we choose the Strzelin–Wrocław direction, this route will pass very quickly. This is because express trains on this section do not stop at any intermediate stations. So when boarding in Strzelin, you must be careful to get off at the next station where the train stops, as this will be Wrocław Główny.