Getting to Warsaw
 

By plane
There are direct flights between
Warsaw Chopin Airport and many cities around the world. Low cost airlines also offer flights to Warsaw.
It is advisable to hire an officially recognised taxi with displayed phone numbers such as 9191, 9624, 9644 etc. "MPT 9191" is, for example, the official airport taxi operator. Taking a taxi from the airport to the city centre will cost approximately 35-45 PLN (journey time - 20 minutes).
 

By train
Warsaw has fast Intercity train connections with Berlin, Vienna, Budapest and Prague. There are also through trains from Warsaw to Cologne, Vilnius, Moscow, Kiev and St Petersburg. The trains stop at the Central Warsaw railway Station (for international and intercity connections) located in the heart of the city centre (Al. Jerozolimskie 54).
 

By coach
International coach lines (i.e.
Eurolines and others) connect Warsaw with many European cities. The largest coach station, both for domestic and international destinations, is the Western Warsaw Coach Station (Dworzec PKS Warszawa Zachodnia, Al. Jerozolimskie 114).
 

Transportation
Local transportation (buses, trams, and just one line of the underground) is operated by the ZTM company. The ticket price is 2,40 PLN during the day.
 

Car rental services
There are several car rental companies operating in Poland. Rental services can be arranged by most major hotels and travel agencies.
 

Climate
Poland has a moderate climate. July and August are the warmest months, with average temperatures about 22°C but sometimes reaching 30°C. However, some rain is also possible.