Pomeranian voivodeship · Poland
Travel to Gdańsk
A Baltic arrival point for Gdańsk, Gdynia and Sopot.
Seats from
€306.50
Arriving in Gdańsk
Gdańsk is one of the longest Polish routes in the network. Arrivals are beside Gdańsk Główny, with regional trains continuing through the Tricity.
Departures to Gdańsk
12 departure cities run services here.
- From VasylivkaZaporizhzhia oblast41h4 departures a day€307
- From EnerhodarZaporizhzhia oblast40h4 departures a day€307
- From MelitopolZaporizhzhia oblast42h 10m4 departures a day€307.50
- From KakhovkaKherson oblast39h 40m3 departures a day€307
- From Nova KakhovkaKherson oblast39h 40m3 departures a day€307
- From HenicheskKherson oblast42h 40m2 departures a day€307.50
- From KhersonKherson oblast38h 55m3 departures a day€306.50
- From AvdiivkaDonetsk oblast43h 30m4 departures a day€307.50
- From KhartsyzkDonetsk oblast44h 15m3 departures a day€307.50
- From SvatoveLuhansk oblast42h 15m3 departures a day€307.50
- From SievierodonetskLuhansk oblast43h 25m4 departures a day€307.50
- From LysychanskLuhansk oblast43h 20m3 departures a day€307.50
Arrival points
Gdańsk central bus station
3 Maja 12, Gdańsk
Beside Gdańsk Główny railway station and the city tram network.
- Indoor waiting hall
- Toilets
- Step-free access
- Ticket office
- Left luggage
- Shops
When you arrive
- This is a long connecting journey, so avoid a tight onward booking.
- Local SKM trains connect Gdańsk with Sopot and Gdynia.
- The historic centre is a short walk from the terminal.
SKM trains, trams and buses leave from the Gdańsk Główny area.