It was a quick walk to the Central Station from our hotel, four blocks at the most. That took a…read morewhile as we continued to sight see the whole walk there. We already had our tickets so we just had to make our way down to the train tracks. This station was like any other big city train station with lots of food and beverage vendors and lot and lots of activity. We found our track number and started working our way down. Cleary, and easy journey. Once we got to our platform we needed to find the spot to stand at. That was a bit more of a challenge as we did not clearly understand the signs. As things go, we figured it out, the train came and we boarded, stowed our luggage and prepared for the ride to Krakow. All in all, a decent experience. KUDOs to the team at Dworzec PKP Warszawa Centralna

Central station is the hub for train travel in Warsaw. The ticket counters are easy to use and…read morestaff are communicative, but be prepared with a translator app just in case, if you do not speak Polish, since you may have questions. There are many shops (coffee, drugstore, convenience stores, etc) and the station is also connected with the mall. Remember to bring some coins with you when you travel in case you will need to use the restroom (3 zl). The restroom is very clean and well-serviced. The station is located right in the heart of downtown (Śródmieście) so connections to everywhere else or your hotel is easy. The tram, buses, and metro are all within a few minutes' walk (and you can purchase tickets directly onboard the buses and tram).