PKP Wrocław Main – Opole Główne. Train timetable

Wrocław and Opole lie close together in Lower Silesia, on both banks of the Odra, and are among the most frequently connected city pairs in the region. The journey begins at [Wrocław Główny](##BRAK## station, from where services depart towards Opole throughout the day. The route is equally suitable for commuting to work or school as for a one-day tourist trip. The destination station lies within walking distance of the old town, so the further journey on foot does not take much time.

A passenger looking for the easiest way to travel across Poland by train without a car will find on this route services lasting from around half an hour to over an hour, and the exact time of your chosen connection is shown by the PolishTrains search engine. The difference is mainly due to the train category and the number of stops along the way.

Some services run without a change, whilst others require one train change en route. On this route you will find various train categories, from EC and IC to TLK and REG, so the passenger chooses between a faster and slower option. When selecting a specific departure time, you can filter the list of connections in the PolishTrains search engine by departure time.

Tickets for EC and IC services cost more than those for slower TLK and REG trains, because the faster train covers the route in less time. For a standard ticket on this route passengers typically pay from around PLN 15 to around PLN 30, depending on the chosen train category.

The price drops when a passenger is entitled to a statutory discount, for example as a student, pupil or senior. You show your school ID or other document confirming your entitlement to a discount to the conductor along with the ticket purchased from PolishTrains.

You can buy a ticket for this route without creating an account, paying immediately via BLIK or choosing deferred payment. Before travelling, the ticket arrives electronically on your phone, as an SMS or in the PolishTrains app, so you do not need to print anything in advance.

Among passengers departing from Wrocław Główny station, 32 per cent decide to purchase within the last three days before travel. Most tickets from Wrocław Główny station are sold in August.

The route runs along the line connecting Wrocław with Opole, through smaller stations in Lower Silesia and the Opolskie region. The train arrives at [Opole Główne](##BRAK## station, from where it is close to the city centre.