Poland round trip by train – Explore four cities in one journey

The journey begins in Copenhagen, where you travel southeast by train to Poznan – a lively and historic city in western Poland. The route passes through Germany and into Poland, where you experience the transition from Danish and German landscapes to Polish fields and towns.

Transport and practical information:
Train from Copenhagen to Poznan, typically with changes in Hamburg and/or Berlin
Travel time approximately 9–11 hours, depending on connections and transfers
Along the way, you can relax, read, or simply enjoy the view from the window
Arrival at Poznan Glowny Station, with easy access to the city centre and hotels

This day is dedicated to the journey from Poznan in western Poland to Krakow, the country’s historic royal city in the south. Along the way, you will experience a transition from the modern atmosphere of Poznan to the historic charm of Krakow.

Transport and practical information:
Direct train from Poznan to Krakow, or with a change in cities such as Warsaw or Wroclaw, depending on departure
Travel time approximately 6–7 hours, depending on the connection
Along the way, you pass Polish villages, fields, and forests – a comfortable way to experience the landscape of Poland
Arrival at Krakow Glowny Station, with easy access to the city centre and hotels

After arrival, you have three nights and two full days to explore Krakow – the historic royal city of Poland, often regarded as one of the most beautiful and atmospheric cities in Central Europe. Here you will find cobbled streets, castles, lively squares, and a rich cultural scene.

Character and atmosphere:
Krakow is full of history and culture – from the impressive Wawel Castle and the UNESCO-listed Old Town to cosy cafes and modern galleries.

The heart of the city is Rynek Glowny, the largest medieval square in Europe, where horse-drawn carriages, market stalls, and St Mary’s Basilica create a magical atmosphere both day and evening.

The city also has a youthful and creative vibe, especially in the Kazimierz district, known for street art, vintage shops, and lively bars.

Today you travel from Krakow, the historic jewel of southern Poland, to the capital Warsaw in the central part of the country. The journey connects two of Poland’s most important and contrasting cities – from the royal heritage of Krakow to the modern energy of Warsaw.

Transport and practical information:
Direct train from Krakow Glowny to Warsaw Centralna
Travel time approximately 2.5–3 hours with PKP Intercity express trains
Along the way, you pass fields, small towns, and forest areas – a comfortable and efficient way to experience the landscape of Poland
Arrival at Warsaw Centralna, with easy access to hotels and the city centre

After arrival, you have three nights and two full days to explore Warsaw – the modern capital of Poland, where urban energy meets a dramatic history in a dynamic mix of old and new.

Character and atmosphere:
Warsaw is a city of contrasts. The beautifully reconstructed old town (Stare Miasto) with colourful houses and charming squares stands alongside modern skyscrapers, wide boulevards, and stylish cafes.

The city has a lively atmosphere, especially in summer along the Vistula River, where promenades, riverside bars, and outdoor events attract both locals and visitors.

Today, the journey continues north from the capital of Poland to the Baltic coast and the historic city of Gdansk. You leave the energy of the city behind and arrive in a charming port destination with a rich maritime atmosphere.

Transport and practical information:
Direct train from Warsaw Centralna to Gdansk Glowny
Travel time approximately 2.5–3 hours with PKP Intercity express trains
Along the way, you pass forests, fields, and small towns – a comfortable and efficient way to experience northern Poland
Arrival at Gdansk Glowny Station, with easy access to the city centre and hotels

On the final day of your journey, you travel home from Gdansk to Denmark. After several memorable days along the Baltic coast, you can relax and enjoy a comfortable train journey north through Poland and Germany before arriving back in Denmark.

Transport and practical information:
Train from Gdansk Glowny to Denmark, typically with changes in Poznan, Berlin, and/or Hamburg
Travel time approximately 11–13 hours, depending on connections and transfers
Along the way, you can relax, read, or simply enjoy the changing scenery from coast and forests to fields and cities across Poland, Germany, and Denmark
Easy access to Gdansk Glowny Station from the city centre, and convenient onward connections from Copenhagen Central Station upon arrival