Pendolino Słupsk - Kraków Main / Kraków Main - Słupsk
PKP connections on the Słupsk – Kraków Main route are served by, among others, EIP. The first direct train departs at 07:16 from the Słupsk railway station at Hugona Kollataja 32, Słupsk. The last train to Kraków Main departs at 07:16. The fastest journey is offered by the non-stop train . The journey time on this train is 06:40. Currently, there are no other PKP Intercity trains running on the Słupsk – Kraków Main route. The train terminates at the Kraków Main station at Plac im. Jana Nowaka-Jeziorańskiego 1. 31-154 Kraków street.
How to buy a cheap ticket Słupsk – Kraków Main?
Buy a ticket to Kraków Main in advance. Even if you're not sure about the departure date and time, you can always refund or rebook for a different date. Check if you're eligible for PKP discounts, the most popular of which are for children, teenagers, students, and seniors.
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Słupsk - Kraków Główny connection information
The route connects the Baltic coast in Słupsk with Kraków in southern Poland. The journey in both directions takes over seven hours.
Ticket prices range from around PLN 95 to around PLN 230, with the difference mainly explained by the train category - Pendolino costs more than Intercity. You can buy this ticket without queuing at the ticket office on PolishTrains. Promobilet, a cheaper ticket assigned to a single service, can be bought on the same PolishTrains service as a standard ticket.
Intercity offers first- and second-class seats on this route, while Pendolino also has business seats. Travellers wondering which class to choose for the long journey to Kraków can check seat availability on PolishTrains. The choice of class depends on whether comfort or ticket cost is more important.
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Słupsk - Kraków Główny connection information
The route connects the Baltic coast in Słupsk with Kraków in southern Poland. The journey in both directions takes over seven hours.
Ticket prices range from around PLN 95 to around PLN 230, with the difference mainly explained by the train category - Pendolino costs more than Intercity. You can buy this ticket without queuing at the ticket office on PolishTrains. Promobilet, a cheaper ticket assigned to a single service, can be bought on the same PolishTrains service as a standard ticket.
Intercity offers first- and second-class seats on this route, while Pendolino also has business seats. Travellers wondering which class to choose for the long journey to Kraków can check seat availability on PolishTrains. The choice of class depends on whether comfort or ticket cost is more important.