🇵🇱 Warsaw

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Country	🇵🇱
Type	Standard
Coordinates	52.251544, 21.052332
Timezone	Europe/Warsaw
Connections	0
UIC Code	5103865

About Warsaw

Warszawa Wschodnia (Warsaw East) is the capital's eastern mainline station, serving the Praga district on the right bank of the Vistula and handling intercity and regional trains on routes heading east toward Lublin, Białystok, and the Polish-Ukrainian and Polish-Belarusian borders. The station plays a significant logistical role in freight traffic and has taken on added importance since 2022 as a transit point for passengers arriving from Ukraine. Its connection to the Warsaw Agglomeration Railway allows passengers to travel across the capital without changing transport modes.

Frequently Asked Questions

Warsaw East station is served by urban commuter rail and is a few stops from Warszawa Centralna on the cross-city rail line. Metro Line 2 (M2) runs nearby with stations at Stadion Narodowy and Dworzec Wileński providing access to the centre.

Wschodnia is the main station for rail traffic heading east from Warsaw toward Lublin, Białystok, Terespol, and the Belarus border. Some PKP Intercity express services also call here before or after Centralna.

A left-luggage service is available at Wschodnia during normal station hours. The station is also close to the Praga district, which has become one of Warsaw's most vibrant arts and dining areas.

Praga, on the eastern bank of the Vistula, is Warsaw's historic working-class district and has been transformed into an arts and culture hub with galleries, craft beer bars, and the famous Bazar Różyckiego market. It is a short walk from the station.

PKP Intercity and regional services connect Warszawa Wschodnia with Lublin in approximately two to two and a half hours, with several departures daily. The route passes through the Masovian plain and is one of the busier eastern corridors in Poland.