You can get around the different Polish cities by air. Most flights come from Warsaw , but flight connections are not the best convenience-wise. You can take advantage of standby or last-minute fares, or some promo fares that the airlines offer during certain times. Ask about these promos when you get to the airport before other passengers beat you to it. The rail system is also quite reliable. Buses can facilitate the routes that trains don't service, though reckless drivers make bus trips quite inconvenient. Driving around and renting a car is actually the best way to get around this country. Remember to gas up your car's tank every time you encounter a petrol station, and make sure that you have all the car tools you need in case of an emergency. When in rural Poland , you can also rent out a bike and pedal around, but the urban locales do not have the same terrain, and rude drivers might make your biking experience a nightmare.