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Located 10 km south of the city center, it handles flights to major national, European and international cities. There is one large terminal, Terminal A, which was recently renovated. Alongside the main scheduled airlines, there are also low-cost carriers such as Sky Europe, Wizz Air, EasyJet and Ryanair. Getting to the city center from Chopin airport is easy. You can take the bus (buy tickets on board), train or cab.

This station is located right in the city center, next to the Palace of Culture and Science. It's the heart of the city and is constantly busy, as it's located in the middle of transport lines and a shopping mall. When you get off the train, you often have to go up 2 floors to get to the central hall, signposted "Hala Główna", where there's a tourist office stand and next to it a PKP railway information desk.

PKP is the managing company of the Polish rail network, restructured in 2000 into a private company. This transition gave rise to transport subsidiaries ICCC (national) and Polregio (regional). Trains are widely used in Poland, and the network is well-developed. Other regional companies operate routes throughout the country. For national routes, PKP is the main company. Trains are modern and on time. The high-speed Krakow-Warsaw line crosses the country at high speed.