anada: LOT operates direct flights from Toronto, New York and Chicago, as well as non-direct flights from other cities through the Star Alliance program.
International airlines fly mainly to Warsaw (WAW). Other major airports in Poland are: Kraków (KRK), Katowice (KTW), Gdańsk (GDN), Poznań (POZ), Wrocław (WRO), Szczecin (SZZ), Rzeszów (RZE), Bydgoszcz (BZG) and Łódź (LCJ).
As the number of flights and passengers has significantly increased since 1990, new terminal has been opened at the Warsaw Chopin airport which will significantly increase the airport's capacity. Also airports in Katowice, Kraków, Poznań, Wrocław, Łódź and Rzeszów have been expanded to increase their standards and capacity.
By train
Direct connections with:
• Berlin, EuroCity "Berlin-Warszawa-Express (BWE)", 4 trains per day, 5,5 hours , EuroCity "Wawel" to Krakow, every day, 10 hours
• Amsterdam, via Koeln, Hannover, EuroNight "Jan Kiepura", everyday, 12 hours
• Kiev via Lviv, Night Train, 16 hours
• Vienna, Night Train "Chopin", every day, 9 hours, EuroCity "Sobieski", everyday, 6 hours, EuroCity "Polonia", every day, 8 hours
• Prague, Night Train "Chopin", EuroCity "Praha", every day, 9.5 hours
• Moscow, Night Train "Ost-West", every day, 20.5 hours
By car
You can enter Poland by one of many roads linking Poland with the neighboring countries. Since Poland's entry to the Schengen Zone, checkpoints on border crossings with other EU countries have been removed.
However, the queues on the borders with Poland's non-EU neighbors, Ukraine, Belarus and Russia, are still large and in areas congested with truck traffic it can take up to several hours to pass.
By bus
There are many international bus lines that connect major
