PKP Toruń – Warsaw. Train timetable

Planning a trip from Toruń to Warsaw and looking for convenient transport? A train is one of the best options – it lets you avoid traffic, provides travel comfort and gives you time to rest or work en route. The railway route connecting Toruń Główny with Warszawa Centralna is popular with both commuters and tourists visiting the capital. Check what connections are available and how best to plan your journey.

Several trains operated by PKP Intercity run daily on the Toruń to Warsaw route. All connections are direct, which means you don't have to worry about changes or additional formalities. The first train departs from Toruń at 04:13, whilst the last one leaves after 19:00. This means you can easily plan your departure either early in the morning or in the afternoon.

Journey time varies depending on the specific train. The fastest trains complete the route in just over 2 hours, whilst those stopping at more stations take a maximum of 3 hours and 30 minutes. All connections are operated by modern IC trains, which provide a high standard of travel – from air conditioning and comfortable seats, to power sockets in some carriages and the option to reserve a seat.

Want to know how much a journey from Toruń to Warsaw costs? It's worth knowing that the ticket price can vary depending on the type of train, chosen carriage class, departure date and available promotions. The lowest prices usually apply when booking in advance – the stock of cheaper seats sells out quickly, so don't delay and book your ticket early.

Travellers eligible for discounts, including students, schoolchildren, senior citizens and holders of the Karta Dużej Rodziny, can benefit from statutory reductions that further lower the ticket price. The PolishTrains website regularly features promotions and special offers, allowing you to plan a comfortable and inexpensive trip to the capital.

Trains running on the Toruń to Warsaw route typically stop at several intermediate stations, such as Kowalewo Pomorskie, Wąbrzeźno, Iława or Mława. This allows passengers not only to reach the capital, but also to travel to many towns located along this popular railway line. The number of stops varies depending on the train type – Intercity trains usually complete the route faster with fewer stops, whilst TLK and regional trains stop more frequently, offering more travel options.

Each train terminates at Warszawa Centralna station – the main railway station in the heart of the city. This location provides quick access to the metro, local transport, hotels, public institutions and the capital's most important attractions. It's a convenient solution for both business travellers and tourists planning to visit the capital.