By plane

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The Warsaw Frederic Chopin Airport is located just 10 km from the center of Warsaw and has 2 terminals with annual capacity to 12 million passengers. The majority of international airline representatives have their offices at the airport. Warsaw has a direct flight connection with 100 destinations in Europe, North America and Asia. It makes thousands of destinations all over the world accessible with only one change.

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Transport to city center is available by:

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• public buses (i.e. line 175,188, 148, 331 and a night line - N32)

– line 148 connect directly Chopin Airport with Symposium Venue at Campus of Warsaw University of Life Sciences – SGGW (Nowoursynowska Street – bus stop SGGW Rektorat).

• train (SKM line S3 from airport to station Warszawa Zachodnia and City Center) 

Plan your route https://www.wtp.waw.pl/en/

• taxis (recommended corporation ELE Taxi - +48 22 811 11 11)

• shuttle buses (to selected hotels)

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Important telephone numbers:

• Airport information for travelers +48 22 650 42 20

• Airport telephone exchange +48 22 650 11 11

• SKM passenger hotline +48 22 19 115

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More information of LOT Polish Airlines (national and international flights) and Chopin

Airport: https://www.lotnisko-chopina.pl or https://www.lot.com

 

There is a second airport in Modlin near Warsaw (40 km N-E). You can get to Warsaw by train or bus www.modlinairport.pl

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By train

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The international train www.intercity.pl connections to get Warsaw are also recommended.

Warsaw has three large railway stations serving international and domestic long-distance connections:

• Warszawa Centralna, 54 Jerozolimskie Av.

It is located in the heart of the city, and has very good connections with all districts of Warsaw.

• Warszawa Zachodnia, 144 Jerozolimskie Av.

Thanks its location right next to the international bus station, it’s a good connection and

changing location for people using long-distance (both national and international) buses.

• Warszawa Wschodnia, 20 Kijowska St.

It is located on the Praga side of the Vistula river.

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By car

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The main way to access to Warsaw by road is to take one of four major European routes:

 

• from the north: motorway A1 and next motorway A2 (from Gdańsk)

• from the east: route S61 and next S8 (from Lithuania, Suwałki); route S8 (from Lithuania,  Białystok); route E30 = motorway A2 and next S2 (from Belarus and Terespol)

• from the south: route E67 = S8, motorway A1 and A2 (from Czech Republic, Kudowa Zdrój, Wrocław); route E77 = S7 (from Slovakia and Kraków)

• from the west: route E30 = motorway A2 and next E67 = S8 (from Germany, Świecko and Poznań); route E40 = motorway A4 (from Germany, Zgorzelec and Wrocław); later E67 = S8, motorway A1 and next A2 or S8 directly to Warsaw.