Rail ticket booking between major cities inside Poland and throughout Europe
TRAINS
IN POLAND
IN POLAND
Use this section to book trains between
major cities inside Poland
major cities inside Poland
INTERNATIONAL TRAINS
Use this section to book connections between
major cities in Central Europe
major cities in Central Europe
Polrail Service provides complete rail booking for trains in Poland and all of Europe.
Please choose one of the options above to book direct trains between major cities in Poland, and on direct connections between major cities in Central Europe.
For travel on routes not in our Quick Booking system, please request a custom price quote.
Polrail Service is an authorized agent for Deutsche Bahn (German Rail), SNCF (French Rail), and other European rail carriers.
The service from PolRail was terrific. The information on timetables and fares was extensive and covered many different trains and times. A couple of my choices were not immediately bookable online, but an enquiry using their online form resulted in a response within 24 hours to the effect that if I now went online I could book them. And so it proved.
I had an address in Germany where I was staying, and just enough time to get the tickets sent there (according to their website) but they contacted me to say that they'd been having problems with mail to Germany ad suggested several other options. I went with picking up the tickets Poste Restante in Wroclaw when I arrived. They sent me the Polish sentence I might need to ask for it and, as a further backup, gave me their number to call should there be any problems in getting the envelope.
The tickets were there, as promised (although finding the right counter in the Post Office was a bit of a mission) and I didn't need the backups they'd provided, but they were good to have as security.
Each ticket had an additional little tag that PolRail had added, showing my coach and seat number. These were also on the tickets, but could have been a little confusing if you didn't know where to look. As well, I was sent a one page summary of each journey with train names and numbers, amended times and the details of each change of train required. So there were no surprises.
Finally, each ticket gave me a window seat, facing the way I was going. Really, I couldn't have asked for better service. I'd highly recommend them to anyone who doesn't want to have problems with Polish railway staff that don't speak English (and there are lots) and who is looking for a trouble-free experience.
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