Koleje Wielkopolskie
Koleje Wielkopolskie operates regional trains around Poznań into Wielkopolskie and neighbouring voivodeships, priced in PLN.
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Koleje Wielkopolskie is the regional passenger rail operator for the Wielkopolskie (Greater Poland) voivodeship, headquartered in Poznań. Its network extends into parts of the neighbouring Lubuskie, Kujawsko-Pomorskie and Łódzkie voivodeships as well.
Where the trains run
Destinations include Gniezno, Kutno, Konin, Września, Leszno, Wolsztyn, Ostrów Wielkopolski, Wągrowiec, Nowy Tomyśl and Zbąszynek, with a further connection to Krzyż Wielkopolski. Journeys can also be planned as a combined train-and-bus trip under the Wielkopolski+ scheme. It is a useful way to reach places without a direct rail line.
Tickets
Buy tickets through the operator's own online shop, at ticket offices, or on board; prices are in PLN. The timetable is adjusted periodically, most recently with a change that took effect on 30 August.
Bicycles
A passenger may bring one unpackaged bicycle onto a train for a fee, subject to free space in the rack, while a bicycle that is folded and bagged travels free as hand luggage. The bicycle fee is PLN 8.50, and a named monthly network season ticket for bicycle transport costs PLN 85.50. A free coupon for the bike space must still be collected at the ticket office or on the train, subject to availability. The rolling stock used by the company carries between two and six bike racks depending on the unit.
Practical notes
Check current disruption notices before travelling, since a bus replacement or route diversion can affect some services at short notice. The operator's helpline handles passenger queries by phone.
Where to book
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Frequently asked questions
What area does Koleje Wielkopolskie serve?
Koleje Wielkopolskie runs regional trains across the Wielkopolskie voivodeship and into parts of Lubuskie, Kujawsko-Pomorskie and Łódzkie, reaching towns such as Gniezno, Konin, Leszno and Ostrów Wielkopolski.
Can I bring a bicycle on a Koleje Wielkopolskie train?
Yes. One unpackaged bicycle can travel for PLN 8.50 if a bike rack space is free; a folded, bagged bicycle travels free as hand luggage. A monthly network ticket for bicycle transport costs PLN 85.50.
Where can I buy a Koleje Wielkopolskie ticket?
Tickets are sold through the operator's online shop, at ticket offices, and on board trains and buses.
What is Wielkopolski+?
Wielkopolski+ is a combined train-and-bus journey search offered by Koleje Wielkopolskie, useful for reaching towns not directly on a rail line.
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