Connection between Lithuania and Poland

Train connections between Vilnius–Warsaw–Krakow–Vilnius operate daily in both directions with a transfer at Mockava railway station (in Lithuania).

The number of train tickets for the Vilnius–Warsaw–Krakow–Vilnius route is limited. Therefore, we recommend that you buy your tickets in advance, and there are several ways to do this!

• Purchase a general 2nd class ticket for the whole journey (from your departure station in Lithuania to your arrival station in Poland and vice versa) on www.ltglink.lt
• At ticket machines (only in Lithuania and only by card payment)
• At „Perlas“ terminals (only by paying in cash)
• Purchase a general 2nd class ticket for the whole journey (from your departure station in Lithuania to your arrival station in Poland and vice versa) on www.intercity.pl

Check the timetable and choose when you want to travel!

In addition to the existing route to Krakow, a new route to Szczecin will be introduced, along with an additional connection to Suwałki.

Once these changes take effect, passengers will be able to reach Warsaw twice a day, and the travel time between the capitals will be reduced by 1 hour (to 7h 30min). The Vilnius–Krakow journey will be shorter by 2h 05min (to 10h 12min).

Starting December 14, tickets will be cheaper thanks to the introduction of dynamic pricing on routes between Lithuania and Poland.

Tickets with dynamic pricing can be purchased through: the LTG Link website and mobile app; PKP Intercity ticket offices, website, and mobile app.

Sample ticket prices for different routes: 

• Vilnius–Suwałki from €9.90 (regular price €20) 
• Vilnius–Warsaw from €15.90 (regular price €29)
• Vilnius–Krakow from €19.90 (regular price €35)
• Vilnius–Szczecin from €22.90 (regular price €40)

The number of lower-priced tickets is limited, so we recommend buying in advance.

Starting December 14, newer train carriages will operate on routes between Lithuania and Poland.

Modernized carriages will run on the Vilnius–Szczecin and Vilnius–Suwałki routes. Passengers purchasing tickets through LTG Link channels will find: comfortable seats with tables for working, eating, or playing board games; power outlets; a child-themed compartment; a compartment for passengers with wheelchairs and their companions; bicycle spaces.

Connections with other European capitals are improved — from Warsaw you can reach many European cities such as Prague, Vienna, Berlin, Bratislava, Budapest, and Kyiv. You can also travel throughout Poland — to Gdańsk, Zakopane, and other regions, by both day and night trains.

• The routes Vilnius–Warsaw–Krakow–Vilnius, Vilnius–Suwałki–Vilnius, and Vilnius–Szczecin–Vilnius includes a connection at Mockava train station (Lithuania).
• Discounts and commercial concessions (except for children's) are not available on international journeys when buying a general train ticket for the whole journey.
• Children under 13 years of age must be accompanied by an adult when travelling on an international route.

• The transfer takes place at the Mockava railway station located on the territory of Lithuania.
• There's really nothing to fear about the transfer - it happens on the same platform, with trains stopping nearby, so you just have to jump from one train to another!
• If the partner train hasn't arrived yet, you can wait for the transfer time on the current train.

During the trip, there will be 2 longer stops in Suwałki and Białystok, which are scheduled and necessary for technological reasons.

The journey begins with food!

You can buy snacks, food and drinks on the entire Vilnius-Warsaw-Krakow-Vilnius route!

In the territory of Lithuania you will be able to choose from FOOD MENU.

Passengers travelling on this route must reserve a seat independently on the website www.ltglink.lt, in the mobile application (APPs) and on trains from travel attendants. The reservation fee is €5.

How to buy tickets www.ltglink.lt and mobile application (APPs) for Eurail / Interrail passport holders can be found here.

• Will there be food and refreshments on the Vilnius–Warsaw (Krakow) route? In Lithuania, yes. Meanwhile, on Polish territory, food will only be available on the Trakiškės–Warsaw–Trakiškės section.
• How long will the journey take? The schedule may slightly change throughout the year. Until December 14 – about 8h 30min. From December 14 – about 7h 30min. You can find the exact schedule here.
• Will there be discounts for children? Yes. Children under 6 years of age travel free of charge when not occupying a separate seat on the train (up to 1 child travelling with 1 adult passenger). Children aged 6–16 years will receive a 50% discount on regular tickets. Discounts do not apply to tickets with dynamic pricing. Children aged 16 and over will be charged full price.
• Can bicycles and pets be transported? Of course. The fixed price for transporting a bicycle is €10 and €5 for a pet.
• Do discounts and commercial concessions apply on this route? On an international route, if you buy a general ticket for the whole journey, the above-mentioned discounts (except for children) or concessions do not apply. 
• Is this a direct route? No. The route includes a connection at Mockava train station (Lithuania).
• Is the travel free for Ukrainian citizens? No. Ukrainian citizens travel free of charge by train within Lithuania. Standard fares apply for the international route.

• Will the route be adapted for disabled people? Yes, except for the following stations: Trakiszki, Suwałki, and Sokółka.