Up-to-date information on Krakow city public transport ticket prices in Poland, their types and discounts is published and presented. Krakow is one of the most visited cities in Poland, famous for its historic old town, cultural events and architectural monuments. In order to move around the city comfortably and efficiently, Krakow offers a well-developed public transport network. In this article, we will review the main types of public transport, prices and possible discounts.

Types of public transport in Krakow

1. Buses :

   • The bus network in Krakow is extremely extensive, serving both the city center and the suburbs. They run frequently and timetables are readily available both at the stops and online.

2. Trams :

   • Trams are the most popular and most used means of transport in the city. Their routes cover the main tourist attractions and the most important districts of the city. Trams run regularly, making it a convenient way to get around.

3. Night buses :

   • Night buses run from 11:00 PM to 5:00 AM and serve the main areas of the city. They are a convenient option if you plan to stay longer in the city.

It is convenient to check the timetables :  jakdojade.pl ,  on the city transport page.

Ticket prices and validity periods

Krakow public transport tickets can be purchased at kiosks, automatic stops, buses and trams (payment by card only). Tickets are valid for both buses and trams, and their prices depend on the duration of the ticket and discounts, as well as on the city zone in which they are valid.

Price table

Up-to-date information about Warsaw city public transport ticket prices in Poland, their types and discounts is published and presented. Warsaw city transport is very well developed and operates around the clock:  two metro lines, buses  (including night buses),  trams,  city and suburban  trains .

The Warsaw  metro  has two lines: M1 and M2. M1 crosses the city from the south (Kabaty) to the north (Młociny) and runs through the Center (by the Central train station), pl. Bankowy (closest to the Old Town). M2 intersects with M1 at Świętokrzyska station. The M2 will take you directly to Kraków Suburb Street (Nowy Świat – Uniwersytet stop), the Copernicus Science Center (Centrum Nauki Kopernik stop), the stadium (Stadion Narodowy stop) and the other side in front of the Warsaw skyscrapers (Rondo Daszyńskiego stop).

Bus routes can be divided into two groups – express buses marked in red and starting from 400 or 500, and other ordinary ones – marked in black. Night bus  routes are marked with the letter “N” and depart from the Central train station every half hour (15 and 45 minutes). It is important to know that you need to press the button in advance to get out at night. Trams passing through the “Stare miasto” (Old Town) stop: 4, 13, 20, 23, 26. Also note that tickets are divided by city zones 1 and 2.

It is convenient to check the timetables  :  jakdojade.pl ,  on the city transport page.

One-time (25, 75, 90 min.), day, 3-day, weekend and monthly tickets can be purchased in the city of Warsaw. They can be used by bus, tram, metro. Tickets can be bought at newsstands, ticket machines and some buses and trams.  You can pay in cash or by card. Drivers do not sell tickets. The B ticket must be marked. You can find all tariffs  here .

You can find public transport ticket prices for other cities here: Bus ticket prices