Warsaw to Kraków bus with FlixBus

Buses from Warsaw to Krakow

Taking a bus from Warsaw to Krakow is easy, cheap, convenient and comfortable. The journey can be made in a morning or afternoon, and bus providers servicing the route offer comfortable seating, toilets and even WiFi. Like most things in Poland, prices are eye-wateringly cheap, and the 180-mile journey can be the same price as a coffee in the states, perfect for budget-conscious travelers.

Which bus companies travel from Warsaw to Krakow?

FlixBus, Europe's premier budget coach company is the sole provider of buses from Warsaw to Krakow. Buses are modern, clean and affordable, with free WiFi, toilets and AC on board. The route usually includes one stop around half-way, where passengers can stock up on snacks and drinks, or stretch their legs.

How long is the bus from Warsaw to Krakow?

The bus from Warsaw to Krakow is relatively short, at between four hours and 20 minutes and seven hours. Timing for direct routes includes a short break at a gas station for snacks and leg stretching.

How many buses are there from Warsaw to Krakow?

Buses from Warsaw to Krakow are plentiful during the week and on weekends. Roughly a dozen buses depart from Warsaw to Krakow daily, starting at 6:35 a.m. and commencing at 11:45 p.m.

What are the departure and arrival stations for buses from Warsaw to Krakow?

Departure Bus Station: Buses from Warsaw to Krakow depart from Warszawa Metro Wilanowska, Warszawa Dw. Zachodni and Warsaw, Młociny, all of which are central to Warsaw. The city is connected via an extensive network of buses, metro lines and trams, most of which are well-signposted. Warsaw, Młociny is typically the bus station for FlixBus, and is very close to local buses and trams, as well as metro line 1. Warszawa Dw. Zachodni is the main bus station in Warsaw, and has a range of services and transport options.

Arrival Bus Station: Buses to Krakow usually arrive at Kraków, Dworzec Autobusowy, the main bus station in Krakow. Krakow city center is just a ten-minute walk from the station, through a lovely park and past the largest mall in the city, which is filled with a huge selection of modern, local and international eateries, shops and services. Trains to Auschwitz, as well as other important sites and local and international destinations, depart from the train station here.