Poznan

Poznań is reached directly aboard the Berlin-Warszawa-Express in about six to seven hours from the German border. You travel smoothly into western Poland straight into the vibrant Renaissance market square. Main departure and boarding stations for the PKP Intercity Berlin-Warszawa-Express include:

• Deventer (8h 08m, 2 transfers)
• Liège-Guillemins (9h 21m, 2 transfers)
• Amsterdam Central (9h 26m, 2 transfers)
• Brussels-South (Midi) (10h 01m, 2 transfers)

PKP and DB Sparpreis Europa tickets start from €39.00 when booked 1 to 3 months ahead. Walk-up fares reach €110.00, saving about 65% (€71). Coach services include Flixbus or multi-leg budget connections.

Arrival is at Poznań Główny. From the station concourse, the MPK Poznań Tram & Bus tram takes you into the Stary Rynek in minutes, or explore with Poznański Rower Miejski / Nextbike.

Driving to western Poland takes roughly 11h 19m (~981 km). Expect €124 in fuel (assuming 6.5 L/100 km, or ~€75 for EV charging (19 kWh/100 km)), around €12 in tolls (Polish A2 Autostrada Wielkopolska toll), and parking (€18 per day in the city center (or ~€4 per day at a peripheral P+R)). For a weekend trip (round-trip fuel, any tolls, and 48 hours of central parking), total driving costs amount to ~€308 (~€210 for an electric car). In Poznań, no mandatory emissions sticker in Poznań. EV chargers can be located on this map.