London to Warsaw bus

Buses from London to Warsaw

Buses from London to Warsaw are operated by Eurolines, part of National Express and provide an economical way of traveling between these two cities. There are six departures a week from Monday through to Saturday with no buses running on Sundays. The bus departs at 3:00 p.m. and takes approximately 25 hours to complete the journey. One transfer is necessary which is made at Slubice in Poland. Buses from London to Warsaw depart from London Victoria Coach Station and terminate at Zachodnia Bus Station to the west of the city.

Taking the Bus from London

Sindbad buses from London to Warsaw depart from Victoria Coach Station​ and Agat buses leave from the adjacent Victoria Green Line station. Both stations are located in central London and are served by train services to Gatwick airport (departing every 15 minutes and taking 35 minutes to complete the trip). London underground services (Victoria line) link both stations with the rest of the city every 3 minutes from the early morning until midnight. When it gets late, there is also the extensive night bus network which runs all night until daytime services resume.

Getting into Warsaw by Bus

Warsaw is a bustling city where the traditional and the modern exist side by side, creating a unique and appealing atmosphere that makes it one of the top travel destinations in Eastern Europe.

Buses to Warsaw terminate at Zachodnia bus station, which is next to a major train station where frequent commuter services depart for other parts of the city, including Ochota, Kasprzaka, and Warsaw-Chopin airport. City buses 517, 127, and 130 go to the city centre and the trip takes 10-20 minutes depending on traffic. Buses start running in the early morning and stop before midnight. There are four buses per hour at peak times and 2-3 services per hour during the rest of the day. Night buses N35 and N85 go to the centre every half an hour starting just before midnight.