Warsaw's public transportation network – operated by Zarzad Transportu Miejskiego – is extensive, offering approximately 200 bus routes and 30 tram, four train and two metro lines.

A new sleeper train is set to connect five European countries in one route for the first time, spanning an impressive 745 ...

Warsaw, Poland's capital city, is home to Michelin stars, ... Ticket machines at all metro and train stations can be accessed using a card or cash, costing between 3.40 zloty ...

Opened in April 1995, Poland's first metro line had only 11 kilometers and 11 stations at that time - and it was serviced by USSR-imported rolling stock. 30 years later - it's grown almost ...