Trains IC KRASZEWSKI

Kraszewski is an IC-category train running between Warszawa Zachodnia and Terespol and back. The timetable includes two services running on selected days of the week, rather than every day. This connection links the capital with the eastern edge of the country without the need to change trains.

The route is suitable for people travelling between Warsaw and Terespol on the days when the train actually runs – it is worth checking this before planning your journey, as Kraszewski does not run every day. You can buy a ticket for this service on the PolishTrains website and receive it by SMS or in the app, without needing to print it.

The price of a ticket for IC-category trains is usually lower than for faster categories such as Pendolino – the difference between them can be several times greater, so choosing IC is often the most economical option on a longer route. From Warszawa Zachodnia station, most passengers buy tickets shortly before travelling, usually one to three days in advance, and sales peak in August. Before travelling, you can check the latest timetable, including any possible changes, in the PolishTrains search engine.

Among passengers departing from Warszawa Zachodnia, those choosing IC Intercity trains make up the largest share, followed by Pendolino, with TLK accounting for the smallest share – this reflects preferences at this station, not only on the route to Terespol. You can buy a ticket for your chosen Kraszewski service by selecting the relevant departure time and train category on the PolishTrains website, making it easier to match the train to your daily plans.