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By train from Poznań
Poznań sits halfway between Warsaw and Berlin — which is why trains from here go in every direction: to the coast, to Silesia, across Greater Poland.
Poznań is the junction where the main east–west and north–south lines cross. From the main station you can reach Wrocław, Gdańsk and Warsaw, plus smaller places across Greater Poland. The list is sorted from the shortest journey; times refer to the fastest connection on a typical weekday.
26 destinations with a verified rail connection
- 0:20 Wielkopolski National Park day trip
- 0:30 Piast Trail day trip
- 1:20 Wrocław day trip
- 1:35 Toruń half day
- 1:50 Barycz Valley half day
- 1:50 Ujście Warty National Park half day
- 2:10 Łowicz Masovia half day
- 2:35 Książ Castle weekend
- 3:00 Gdańsk weekend
- 3:00 Malbork weekend
- 3:00 Velo Baltica weekend
- 3:00 Sudeten Villages weekend
- 3:00 Amber Trail weekend
- 3:05 Kłodzko weekend
- 3:10 Tuchola Forest National Park weekend
- 3:20 Łódź weekend
- 3:20 Sopot weekend
- 3:20 Olsztyn weekend
- 3:20 Tarnowskie Góry weekend
- 3:20 Warmia-Masuria weekend
- 3:25 Colorful Lakes weekend
- 3:25 Wolin National Park weekend
- 3:40 Kociewie weekend
- 3:40 Kociewie weekend
- 3:45 Silesia weekend
- 3:50 Paczków weekend
Times are the fastest connection on a typical weekday, fetched from an open routing API and checked in October 2026. Always confirm your connection before travelling.
Destinations above 4 hours are listed in the full rail hub.