Air
- Companies: Lufthansa, Ryanair
- Duration: Approximately 6 hours including layovers
- Distance: 950 kilometers
- Costs: €150 - €250 (depending on the booking class and time of booking)
- Roads/Routes: NA
Pro Tip: Book your tickets well in advance and consider flying midweek for lower prices.
Train
- Companies: Deutsche Bahn, PKP Intercity
- Duration: Approximately 10 hours
- Distance: 950 kilometers
- Costs: €80 - €130 (including seat reservations)
- Roads/Routes: Travel primarily along international rail routes E20 and E30.
Pro Tip: Purchase a BahnCard for discounts if you plan to travel more by train in Germany.
Bus
- Companies: FlixBus, Polskibus
- Duration: Approximately 14 hours
- Distance: 950 kilometers
- Costs: €35 - €70 (depending on the time of booking and availability)
- Roads/Routes: Interstate A1 in Poland; Highway A44 in Germany.
Pro Tip: Look for promotional deals on the FlixBus app to save more on fares.
Car
- Duration: Approximately 11 hours driving time
- Distance: 950 kilometers
- Costs: €100 - €150 (including fuel and tolls)
- Roads/Routes: Use A1 in Poland and A44 in Germany.
Pro Tip: Plan your route with a navigation app that includes real-time traffic updates to avoid delays.
Recommendation: For a balance of speed and comfort, I recommend flying with Lufthansa. While it takes approximately 6 hours including layovers, it is efficient and allows you to avoid long travel times on trains or buses.