Operator profilePKP Intercity
PKP Intercity is Poland's state long-distance rail operator, running an extensive domestic TLK night-train network plus new international sleeper links launched in 2025-2026, including the summer-only 'Adriatic Express' to Croatia/Slovenia and the now year-round 'Baltic Express' to Prague.
Key facts
Modernised couchette and sleeper carriages on TLK and EuroNight-branded international services.
Standard free baggage allowance.
No formal check-in; board at the platform.
Standard PKP Intercity fare rules; refundability depends on fare tier.
The Adriatic Express (Warsaw-Rijeka) runs late June to August only; the Baltic Express (Prague-Gdynia) became a permanent year-round service with a sleeping car from December 2025.
Rail passes
Reservation compulsory on night trains; a berth supplement applies.
Routes operated
Warsaw 
13h 00m
Nightjet
How to book PKP Intercity
- Check the route and date on our route page, then note the cabin you want.
- Go to the operator’s own booking site — we never resell or mark up fares.
- Pick your cabin: prices rise as the train fills, so book early for the lowest fare.
- Bring photo ID for border crossings, and arrive a few minutes before departure — there is no airport-style check-in.
We link to the operator — we never mark up the fare.
Frequently asked questions
How far in advance can you book PKP Intercity?
Tickets usually go on sale around 60 days before departure, and the cheapest fares go first.
Does PKP Intercity accept Interrail and Eurail passes?
Reservation compulsory on night trains; a berth supplement applies.
What cabins does PKP Intercity offer?
PKP Intercity sells Seat, Couchette, Sleeper Cabin. Comfort and privacy differ a lot between them.
What is the luggage policy on PKP Intercity?
Standard free baggage allowance.
Can I cancel or change a PKP Intercity ticket?
Standard PKP Intercity fare rules; refundability depends on fare tier.
Which routes does PKP Intercity run?
We track 3 PKP Intercity routes, including Munich–Warsaw, Prague–Gdynia, Warsaw–Rijeka.