Consistently long lines to buy international tickets. Otherwise a pretty nice station and some…read moredecent food options. Lovely birch bark log Polish cuisine place outside around the back. The international bus station is being reco structed nearby. Still some bus service next to it and the fares were reasonable and tickets for Polski bus can be booked online. At the train station there is a luggage storage area in the train station. It is fairly centrally located and you can walk a bit to old town and the sights along the Oder River.

As far as main train stations go, Wroclaw Glowny is quite nice. The exterior is beautiful, and the…read moreinterior is well kept. There are a number of places to grab a quick bite to eat or a hot coffee. There's even a pharmacy if you're in dire need. Which I was at one point. Wroclaw Glowny is your doorway to the rest of Poland. I was in and out of this train station a number of times either coming from Warsaw, heading to Walbrzych or traveling to Poznan. Signage is well displayed. Lines are generally quick moving. Audio announcements are easy to hear though their English translations leave a little to be desired in terms of pronunciation!

Surprisingly, this station is pretty great. It's small, but comes with an enclosed waiting area…read morewith clean bathrooms (with free entry), outlets, and a kids section. It has benches, cafes with good food and drinks, and a ticket machine to purchase day-of train tickets. It's only a 15-minute brisk walk to the Auschwitz Museum.

Super old and run down, this place needs to be updated big time. No ramps or lifts for your luggage…read more, you have to drag it up and down stairs--what a pain, and dangerous. The cashier selling tickets takes a long time to sell you a train ticket. Not sure why, it's like she has to go through 20 steps.

We had to spend 3 hours in this train station waiting for the next train to Prague. I was dreading…read morethis thinking it was going to be some small nasty train station (images of the train station in Bratislava came to mind). Boy was I surprised! Very modern and clean. Easy to read the signage and there was a shopping mall attached to it. It helped to pass the 3 hours doing staying in AC since it was so hot outside. Otherwise we would have ventured out to see the town. Also very good for people watching. It seems everyone was passing through this station.

PRO: Most centrally located station in the city, convenient to the center and of course Stodolni…read morestreet. Worth considering especially for RJ trains that stop here. CON: Really more a suburban train platform than station: no station facilities at all other than a CD ticket window.