Warsaw: information about the way to and from the airport

Warsaw has been the capital of Poland for 400 years as well as an important cultural centre. The oldest and most beautiful part of the city, which lies on the Vistula, is the old town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Market Square and its town houses offer some good shopping and nearby at the royal palace is the start of the so-called “royal way”, which is Warsaw’s main attraction, lined with magnificent palaces, grand churches, town houses and monuments.

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Car:

The Zwirki-I-Wigury Avenue goes from the city centre to the airport (journey time depends on traffic, c. 20-40 minutes).

Bus:

There are bus stops outside the arrivals hall and operate daily every 10-15 minutes between 04:50 and 23:10. They run to Warsaw, stopping at the train station, Old Town and other places in the centre.
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Taxi:

The taxi rank is outside the arrivals hall (journey time depends on traffic, ca. 20-40 minutes).

Hire cars:

There are centrally-located Sixt and Avis rental locations at all Germanwings destinations. Reserve a car here and get great bargains.

The airport is 10 km south-west of central Warsaw. The information desk in the arrivals hall is open Monday to Sunday from 08:00 to 20:00.

Parking:

There are 3 parking areas at the airport. For long-term parking there is a multi-storey car park with 1,300 spaces, an open-air area with 300 spaces and a long-term car park with 820 spaces.
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Check-In:

Germanwings flies from the Etiuda Terminal.

Contact information:

Tel.: +48 (0) 22 650 1750
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