Live train information for Poland
Where is my train?
Live departures, delays, platforms and tracks for 2,822 railway stations in Poland, from the national rail infrastructure manager.
PKP PLK timetable of 11 November 2026
Live departures from major stations
Departures
Warszawa Centralna
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Major stations
- Warszawa Zachodniaabout 732 departures a day
- Warszawa Wschodniaabout 707 departures a day
- Warszawa Ochotaabout 472 departures a day
- Warszawa Śródmieścieabout 472 departures a day
- Warszawa Powiśleabout 472 departures a day
- Warszawa Stadionabout 472 departures a day
- Gdańsk Wrzeszczabout 439 departures a day
- Sopotabout 385 departures a day
- Gdańsk Oliwaabout 385 departures a day
- Gdańsk Głównyabout 380 departures a day
- Gdynia Głównaabout 384 departures a day
- Kraków Głównyabout 363 departures a day
International trains
122 direct long-distance trains link Poland with Germany, Czechia, Austria, Slovakia, Hungary, Lithuania and Ukraine. Each has a page with its route, times and live delay.
See international trainsFrequently asked questions
Where does the data come from?
From PKP Polskie Linie Kolejowe, which manages the railway network in Poland. The timetable covers every passenger operator and is updated daily; delays come from the live running data and refresh every minute.
What do “Live” and “Scheduled” mean on the boards?
Live means the train's passage has been recorded by the PKP PLK system, so the delay is real. Scheduled means there's no confirmation yet, for example before the train has left its first station.
Can I buy tickets here?
No. We show departures, platforms and delays. Tickets are sold by the operator of each train: PKP Intercity for long-distance trains, regional operators for regional trains, and Leo Express or RegioJet for their own services.