PKP Warsaw – Radom. Train timetable

Travelling from Warsaw to Radom by train is a convenient and fast alternative to driving – particularly during rush hour. Many trains run daily between these cities, making it easy to fit your departure around your schedule. The route is frequently chosen by both commuters and passengers planning private or business trips. Trains depart from Warszawa Centralna station, located in the heart of the capital, and arrive at Radom Główny station – with convenient access to local transport.

Ticket prices are not fixed and depend on many factors, such as seat availability, route length, carriage class or purchase date. Services from Warsaw to Radom are operated by Intercity and TLK trains. Both types of trains offer direct journeys, but differ in cost and travel comfort. TLK is the more economical option, whilst IC trains offer higher travel comfort, including air conditioning, more comfortable seating and access to individual lighting, and in some trains also to power sockets and a restaurant car. If you want to avoid the supplement charged when buying from the conductor, buy your ticket for your chosen IC service in advance on the PolishTrains website.

If you don't want to overpay, take advantage of discounts. Passengers can use statutory reductions – available for example to students, schoolchildren, seniors or holders of a Large Family Card. It's also worth remembering that buying a ticket in advance often allows you to get a much lower price. Current fares and availability of promotional tickets are best checked on the PolishTrains system. If you book a ticket in advance but change your plans, you can conveniently return it or rebook for another date with one click on the PolishTrains website.

Trains on the route from Warsaw to Radom run daily at various times, making it easy to fit your departure time to your own schedule. Trains cover this section in a short time – on average in one hour. Most connections are direct, without the need for changes, which significantly simplifies trip planning – both during the week and at weekends.

The timetable may be subject to periodic changes, for example due to seasonal adjustments or modernisation work on the route. That is why it is worth checking current information using the PolishTrains website or mobile app. Plan your journey without stress and without having to leave home.

Trains running from Warsaw to Radom pass through many towns in central Poland. Depending on the chosen service, the train may stop at places such as Piaseczno and Warka.

The final station – Radom Główny – is located close to the city centre and is well connected with local transport. From the station you can easily reach different parts of Radom, making train travel a comfortable option not only for residents but also for visitors to the city. If you want to make your journey even more convenient, use additional services. We offer SMS reminders – 30 minutes before departure the passenger receives a message with information about the carriage number, seat and platform. You can also have the ticket link sent via SMS, so you will have everything you need for your journey to hand. You should know that by using the PolishTrains platform, you can book accommodation straight away – the website is integrated with Booking.com.

Buying a ticket for a train from Warsaw to Radom is exceptionally simple and convenient – you can complete the entire procedure online in just a few minutes. All you need to do is use the PolishTrains website or mobile app.

Start by selecting your travel date and the route that best suits your plans. The system will automatically show available services. Once you have selected the right train, you will move to the booking form, where you will specify the carriage class and decide whether you want to use additional services.

Finally, all that remains is to pay for the reservation. You can pay immediately or choose the option of deferred payment. It is a quick, secure and modern solution, thanks to which you can book your journey from anywhere – without the need to visit a ticket office or ticket machine.