To learn about the standards of Polish airports, as well as about destinations, go to our transport by plane article.
OKBus also runs services between the two airports for 39 zł [9.1 EUR].
You can learn everything there is to know about the standards of Polish trains, as well as about types of trains, buying tickets, and destinations by going to our transport by train article.
To learn about bus companies in Poland, as well as about how to find buses, buy tickets, and about the quality of buses, head to our transport by bus article.
To learn about ticket validation in a given vehicle, as well as how to check how long your journey will be, head to the vehicle's dedicated article.
There are a number of types of tickets in Warsaw, with the main difference between them being validity time and zone validity. There are also reduced-fare tickets, but because of the inconsistency of the information given on the website with the information given by ticket controllers, we do not recommend buying reduced-fare tickets no matter your status.To learn about ticket validation, standards in bus in Poland, finding routes, and the types of tram stops, head to our tram article.
Warsaw has the second largest tram system in Poland, with 26 lines and over 130 kilometers of tracks. According to Barometr Warszawski, the system services 51% of the population of the city, which means that, in all likelihood, it will be convenient to take the metro at some point during your stay. Below is a metro-style map of the system.There is nothing unique about the bus system in Warsaw. For everything you need to know, head to our general city bus article.
To learn about ticket validation, standards of urban rail in Poland, finding routes, and stations, head to our urban rail article.
Essentially, there are two completely independent urban rail systems in Warsaw: Szybka Kolej Miejska (SKM) and Warszawska Kolej Dojazdowa (WKD). Below are the maps of each of them.Warsaw's bike sharing system (Veturilo) and bike rental scene is very generic. Everything you need to know can be found in the bike article.
Read all about calling taxis and Ubers, as well as the prices in Poland, in our taxi/Uber article.
Our recommended taxi company, Ele Taxi, is reachable under +48 228 111 111, and costs 8 zł [1.8 EUR] initiation fee and 2.4 zł [0.5 EUR] per kilometer.