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Transport

Poznan by air

Poznan has one passengers airport - Ɓawica Henryk Wieniawski Airport (POZ),  which is located only 7 km from the city centre and is easily accessible by public bus 59 (from a stop between Kaponiera Crossing and Sheraton Hotel - approx. every 25-30 minutes - travel time approx. 22-24 min.) and fast line L (from the Main Railway Station and as well from Sheraton - approx. every 45 minutes - travel time approx. 18-20 min). More information about the prices, lines, changes and detailed timetables you can find on http://www.mpk.poznan.pl/?lng=en

Poznan Airport has regular services:


domestic: with Polish Airlines LOT and Eurolot to Warsaw and Krakow.​

 

international:

  • LOT Polish Airlines: Frankfurt, Munich
  • ï»żLufthansa: Frankfurt, Munich, DĂŒsseldorf
  • ï»żRyanair: Barcelona El Prat, Bristol, Dublin, East Midlands, Edinburgh, Liverpool, London-Stansted, Mediolan-Bergamo, Palma de Mallorca, Oslo-Rygge, Roma-Ciampino.
  • ï»żScandinavian Airlines: Copenhagen-Kastrup
  • ï»żWizz Air: Barcelona El Prat, Bergen, Burgas, Cork, Doncaster/Sheffield, Dortmund, London-Luton, Oslo-Torp, Paris-Beauvais, Stockholm-Skavsta.

​Buy tickets:

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The best way to buying tickets is Internet. Most of airlines also provide on-line check-in. You can buy tickets by this sites:


Eurolot: http://eurolot.com/en/
Lufthansa: http://www.lufthansa.com/online/portal/lh_com/de/homepage
LOT Polish Airlines: http://www.lot.com/pl/en/web/newlot/home
Ryanair: http://www.ryanair.com/en
Scandinavian Airlines: http://www.flysas.com/?vst=true
Wizz Air: http://wizzair.com/en-GB/Search

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Sample prices of air tickets from Poznan (economy class, one-way, booking 2 weeks before flight):

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  • to Warsaw: from 149 zlotys (Eurolot)
  • ï»żto Munich: from 450 zlotys (LOT)
  • ï»żto London: from 110 zlotys (Ryanair)
  • ï»żto Mediolan: from 160 zlotys (Ryanair)
  • ï»żto Barcelona: from 255 zlotys (Wizz Air)
  • ï»żto Paris: from 215 zlotys (Wizz Air)

Poznan by train

The Railway Station Poznan Glowny is located in the city centre, very close to the Fair Grounds MTP and Dworcowy Bridge. Station in Poznan has two main buildings - new (in the picture above) and old (in the picture below). New building has entrances from Dworcowy Brigde and from platforms  1-3.

The old building has only one entrance called Western Entrance , enabling you to go toward the Fairs and to the Palm-House.

​You can buy tickets in some ways:
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​in ticket office on the train stations

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And also for TLK/Ex/EIC trains by the Internet - http://intercity.pl/en/

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In the ticket machines at new building:

 

Sample prices of train tickets from Poznan (normal, 2nd class, one-way):
‱ to Krakow: 66 zlotys (TLK train)
‱ to Warsaw: 60 zlotys (TLK train)
‱ to Gdansk: 60 zlotys (TLK train)
‱ to Wroclaw: 30 zlotys (REGIO train) or 50 zlotys (TLK train)
‱ to Torun: 27 zlotys (REGIO train), 35 zlotys (InterRegio train) or 42 zlotys (TLK train)
‱ to Berlin: promotional tickets cost from 19 Euro, normal ticket price starts from 160 zlotys.

Public Transport

Public transport in PoznaƄ consists of buses and trams.

Tickets

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ï»żThere are several types of tickets for public transport in PoznaƄ:

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single tickets

  • ï»żup to 10 minutes (transfer allowed)

  • ï»żup to 40 minutes (transfer allowed)

 

​short-term tickets

  • 24 hours,

  • ï»ż48 hours,

  • ï»ż72 hours,

  • ï»ż7 days

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long-term tickets
See info about PEKA card

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Short-term tickets are sold in ticket machines, kiosks , some shops and supermarkets, as well as in ZTM Customer Service Points and they have to be validated after entering the tram or bus. The time is counted from the validation. Look where You can find ticket machines:

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Ticket machines are located in different districts of the city. They accept only cash (both notes and coins).

You can find ticket-machines on board of some buses and trams. Unfortunately they accept only coins.

Long-term tickets need a special electronic card that can be issued only in ZTM Customer Service Points. One of them is located in the building of the main train station PoznaƄ GƂówny. It is open from Monday till Friday between 6 a.m. and 8 p. m.

Poznan City Card enables buying long-term public transport tickets

Prices

Prices of tickets are reduced if you have an International Student Identity Card (ISIC). It is best if you apply for the card even before arrival to Poland because it takes some time to get it. You can find more information here:

International Student Identity Card

Timetables

Let us present You the route planner "Jak dojade". You can check there a route from one stop to another or a timetable:


 

 

 

 

 

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