What we do
gdziejestpociag.pl brings together departures, platforms, tracks and delays for all 2,822 stations in Poland with passenger trains, from every operator. The main site is in Polish; these English pages cover the busiest stations and the international trains.
Who runs it
The site is run by Moaz Haider. It is independent and not affiliated with PKP or any rail operator, and it doesn't sell tickets. Contact: kontakt@gdziejestpociag.pl.
Where the data comes from
- Timetable: PKP Polskie Linie Kolejowe S.A. and Koleje Mazowieckie, as GTFS by Mikołaj Kuranowski (mkuran.pl), updated daily.
- Live departures and train delays: PKP PLK data via Otwarte Dane Transportowe (CC BY 4.0) and the mkuran.pl GTFS-Realtime feed.
- Map: OpenFreeMap tiles, © OpenStreetMap contributors.
The current timetable covers 12 November 2026 to 12 December 2026 and was processed on 12 November 2026. Full details, in Polish, are on the data sources and methodology pages.
How delays are shown
A delay marked Live has been confirmed by the PKP PLK system at the last station the train passed. Scheduled means there's no confirmation yet. A train arriving up to 5 minutes 59 seconds late counts as punctual, as in official Polish rail statistics.
Report an error
Spotted a wrong platform or a missing train? Write to kontakt@gdziejestpociag.pl with the page address and the train number. Questions about tickets and refunds go to the operator of your train.