All long-distance trains stop at Warsaw Central Station, making it easy to reach all parts of Warsaw and other cities in Poland. International routes can be discounted between 30% and 60% if booked in advance. The most common train in Poland is the TLK, which is cheap and not very slow. The IR train is the cheapest train in Poland, but it is very uncomfortable and very slow, and there are only a few routes. Trains such as IC, ICE and EC are more comfortable and the price is slightly higher. Drinks and snacks will be provided free of charge on long-distance trains.

Warsaw Central Station has 4 stations, 8 tracks, the line is Polish Railway Line 2, Polish: Linia kolejowa nr 2, running line: Warsaw – Terespol line.