From: J. Paul II International Airport Krakow-Balice (KRK, Krakow)
To: Frederic Chopin Airport (WAW, Warsaw)
Would you like to travel between Warsaw, the vibrant capital of Poland, and Krakow, a cultural center with historical roots? You'll find the cheapest flights with us! Learn how to make your Krakow – Warsaw trip affordable and discover the best deals.
This domestic route is extremely popular among Poles, but it is also increasingly chosen by those arriving from abroad who would like to explore Poland's two most beautiful cities. Whether it's a business trip, a family visit, or a spontaneous city break, we'll help you find the most suitable flight.
| Month | Minimum price (EUR) |
|---|---|
| January | 30 |
| February | 35 |
| March | 40 |
| April | 50 |
| May | 60 |
| June | 70 |
| July | 80 |
| August | 75 |
| September | 65 |
| October | 55 |
| November | 45 |
| December | 50 |
Krakow: From J. Paul II International Airport Krakow-Balice, you can easily reach the city center by train, bus or taxi. The train is the fastest and most convenient solution.
Warsaw: From Warsaw Frederic Chopin Airport, you can also reach the city center by train, bus or taxi. The S2 railway line connects the airport directly to the city center.
Don't hesitate, book your flight between Krakow and Warsaw today and enjoy the diversity of Polish culture and gastronomy!
Several airlines offer flights on this route, including LOT Polish Airlines, Ryanair and Wizz Air.
Generally, it is worth booking 2-3 months before your trip, but it is also worth paying attention to last minute offers.
Many flights are direct, but there are also flights with transfers. Direct flights are usually more expensive.
If speed is important, choose a direct flight. If you want to save money, a connecting flight may be the better choice.
Direct flights usually take between 1 hour 10 minutes and 1 hour 30 minutes.
Airlines apply different rules, so always check the baggage rules when booking.
Warsaw Chopin Airport has numerous services available, such as shops, restaurants and free Wi-Fi.
In Krakow, the international terminal, and in Warsaw, the T1 terminal are the busiest.
In both cities, you can reach the city center by train, bus or taxi.
You can track the status of your flight on the airline's website or the airport's website.