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Transport in Warsaw

Description: ZTM (Warsaw Transport Authority). The metro, buses and trams are operated by one company, thusly you need to only buy ... more

Transport in Warsaw ... one ticket which is applicable for all public transport.

Newest Review: ... on the platforms of the stations. You don't need to do anything to the ticket on the way out, just walk through the turnstiles. Bus lines run across the city and in some cases outside of the city to surrounding towns such as Marki or Piaseczno. Day buses run from 5am to about 11.45pm at which point the routes are lessened and night buses take to the streets (denoted with the letter N ... more

... before a 2 digit number), each bus comes once every 30 minutes and there are often 2 routes on 1 road, which means you shouldn't have to wait longer than 15 minutes for a bus during the night in most parts of the city. All buses head to the Central Station...more

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Transport in Warsaw: No bombs here.. (689 words)
by - written on 29/07/08 (Very useful, 28 readings)
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Warsaw is becoming a more popular destination day by day, whether it is business men visiting for work purposes, oldies on coach trips, stag do's or young backpackers there's plenty of people around. Using a public transport system abroad can always be a bit worrying for some people, so here's the low down on public transport in the capital of Poland. There's currently one metro line which runs through the centre from Marymont in the north, to the most southern district of the city Kabaty in the south. There are plans to have more lines in place by the time Euro 2012 comes knocking, whether that will materialise we will see! The metro is ... Read the complete review

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