Warszawa Gdańska - PKP timetable

Warszawa Gdańska railway station is located at the junction of two Warsaw districts: Śródmieście and Żoliborz, at ulica Słomińskiego 6. According to PKP classification, it is an agglomeration station. For decades it has played an important role in the capital's transport network, connecting Warsaw with the northern part of the country. The station was opened in 1959 as a modern, post-war railway facility designed in the functionalist spirit characteristic of that era.

In recent years Warszawa Gdańska has undergone successive modernisation stages aimed at improving passenger comfort and adapting the infrastructure to contemporary transport standards. Currently, work is ongoing on the construction of a tunnel under the station and the installation of a new passenger information system. The project is intended to facilitate passenger transfers to public transport vehicles and access to the platforms.

Information such as contact details for Warszawa Gdańska railway station, arrivals and departures from this station and ticket office opening hours have been compiled below.

From Warszawa Gdańska station, SKM (Szybka Kolej Miejska) and Kolei Mazowieckich trains operate. In total, 182 trains depart from here and 180 arrive.

Warszawa Gdańska – departures

The main long-distance train routes (along with the shortest journey time) are:

• Piaseczno – journey time approx. 37 minutes
• Radom – journey time approx. 1 hour 53 minutes
• Warszawa Zachodnia – journey time approx. 11 minutes
• Zegrze Południowe – journey time approx. 39 minutes
• Góra Kalwaria – journey time approx. 1 hour 2 minutes

This list shows the routes with the greatest number of connections during the day. Journey times are approximate and may vary depending on the specific service.

Are luggage lockers available to passengers at Warszawa Gdańska station? Unfortunately not. The station currently has no luggage storage facility of any kind. It is worth bearing this in mind when planning a longer stay. You may wish to consider alternative solutions, such as luggage storage points available at other locations in Warsaw.

At Warszawa Gdańska station, in the main hall, there are Kolei Mazowieckich ticket offices where you can purchase tickets for all available services.

Warszawa Gdańska – ticket offices. Opening hours on weekdays and weekends

Ticket offices at Warszawa Gdańska station are open Monday to Sunday 24 hours with a break from 01:30 to 04:00. In the station building there are also ticket machines where you can purchase tickets for selected services without waiting for the offices to open or queuing. The station is accessible 24 hours a day.

Car park at Warszawa Gdańska station

A significant convenience for passengers are two K+R (Kiss and Ride) parking zones located on ulica Słomińskiego (on both sides of ulica Mickiewicza). Right at the entrance to Warszawa Gdańska station and Dworzec Gdański metro station there is a convenient and spacious PKP Mobility car park. The first hour costs PLN 4, each subsequent hour also costs PLN 4, and the maximum daily rate is PLN 50. A minimum charge of PLN 2 applies for 30 minutes; a subscription is also available at PLN 300.

Muzeum Polin – a facility located approximately 1.6 km from the station documenting the centuries-long history of Jews in Poland. Worth seeing! If you are planning a visit, remember that there is currently no left luggage facility at Warszawa Gdańska station, so you may be forced to carry your suitcase or backpack around.

Zamek Królewski – located approximately 2 km away (less than half an hour on foot from the station) is undoubtedly one of the most important monuments in the capital. While you're there, it's worth admiring the Old Town and the view of Stadion Narodowy.

Wybrzeże Gdańskie with the "Miło Cię widzieć" neon sign – from Warszawa Gdańska station you can walk to the Wisła. On Most Gdański there is the famous, visible from far away neon sign.

Westfield Arkadia – roughly a kilometre from the station is one of the largest shopping centres in Warsaw. You can shop for branded goods, find souvenirs from the capital, get something to eat, and even take your children to Klub Fikołki for climbing wall fun. As you can see, there are many attractions around Warszawa Gdańska station – from museums to shopping venues.