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Bus to Warsaw — what you need to know

Warsaw is the capital of Poland and one of the most popular destinations for passengers from Ukraine. Direct buses to Warsaw run daily from Kyiv (8h 30min), Lviv (5h 30min) and Kharkiv. All services are operated by verified carriers with comfortable coaches, free Wi-Fi and air conditioning.

About Warsaw

Warsaw is the capital and largest city of Poland, situated on the Vistula River in the Masovian Lowland. With nearly 1.9 million residents within the city limits and over 3 million in the wider metropolitan area, it is one of the largest urban centres in Central Europe and the country's principal hub of politics, business, culture and higher education.

The Old Town of Warsaw — almost completely destroyed during the Second World War and then painstakingly reconstructed — was inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1980. The Royal Castle, the colourful Old Town Market Square, the Cathedral of St John the Baptist and the Gothic Barbican are the most celebrated landmarks of the historic centre. The Royal Way leads south from the Old Town through the elegant Łazienki Park to the Baroque Wilanów Palace on the city's southern edge.

Warsaw's public transport network comprises a two-line metro, an extensive tram and bus system, and suburban railways. Warsaw Chopin Airport, 10 km from the centre, is the busiest in Poland and connects the city to hundreds of destinations across Europe and the wider world.

Travel tips
Warsaw's main bus station is PKS (Al. Jerozolimskie 144). Stops also at Zachodnia and Wschodnia. From the bus station to the city centre takes about 20 minutes by metro line M2.
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A direct bus from Lviv to Warsaw takes approximately 5–6 hours. From Kyiv the journey is around 8–10 hours depending on conditions at the border crossing.
Most buses arrive at the PKS main bus station (Al. Jerozolimskie 144) or at the Zachodnia and Wschodnia stops. From PKS to the city centre takes about 20 minutes on metro line M2.
Poland is a member of the Schengen Area. You need a valid Schengen visa or a document entitling you to stay in the Schengen zone. Check current requirements with the Polish consulate or on the official Polish government website.
From PKS the easiest option is metro line M2 (board at Rondo Daszyńskiego towards the centre). Buses and taxis are also available. Journey time to the Old Town is about 25 minutes.
Warsaw's top attractions include the Old Town (UNESCO World Heritage Site), the Royal Castle, Łazienki Park with its Palace on the Water, the Warsaw Ghetto Memorial and the Warsaw Rising Museum. Most are within walking distance of the city centre.
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Bus to Warsaw: useful information

Warsaw is the capital of Poland and one of the most popular destinations for passengers from Ukraine. Direct buses to Warsaw run daily from Kyiv (8h 30min), Lviv (5h 30min) and Kharkiv. All services are operated by verified carriers with comfortable coaches, free Wi-Fi and air conditioning.

How to get to Warsaw by bus

  • Warsaw's main bus station is PKS (Al. Jerozolimskie 144). Stops also at Zachodnia and Wschodnia. From the bus station to the city centre takes about 20 minutes by metro line M2.

Bus prices to Warsaw

The ticket price for the bus to Warsaw starts from ₴540. The price depends on the carrier, bus type (standard, comfort, luxury), and departure day. You can pay for the ticket at boarding or online on the Transitica website.

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