While domestic train fares are cheap, international ones are not but you can reduce your train fare by traveling to a point just across the border, and then buying a second ticket to your final destination. If you want to cut your costs further, check out the number of rail passes now on offer. As always, watch out for thieves . They haunt the international routes, and will lighten your luggage if given the smallest opportunity. If you'd rather take a bus into Poland, check with your favorite travel agent.
Some bigger companies operate between Poland and the rest of Europe as do smaller, Polish-run ones.
You can get a cheaper fare and more destinations through the smaller firms, but be aware of varying standards. If you have to arrive on time, and in relative comfort, go with a larger line. You can sail in on a ferry from Sweden, Denmark or Finland. Again, watch out for taxis in Poland. In addition to driving like bats out of hell, they can also take you for a ride.