Warsaw is a dynamic European capital combining rich history with a modern academic and business environment. Being an important regional hub for research, innovation, and international cooperation, it is an experienced host of international academic events, including the 2013 EALE Annual Conference. Warsaw has an excellent public transportation network and direct international connections (two major international airports, railway hub).
Warsaw has two international airports (Chopin Airport and Modlin Airport), as well as railway connections with many neighboring countries (Central Railway Station – Dworzec Centralny / Warszawa Centralna Station).
Urban trains (SKM) depart directly from the airport (follow the signs in the terminal) and offer a fast way to travel to the Central Railway Station (or Śródmieście Railway Station located nearby). You can buy tickets from the ticket machine on the train.
Estimated cost: 4.40-20 PLN
City buses depart directly from the terminal entrance/exit (follow the signs in the terminal). They provide convenient access to the city center and the Old Town. You can buy tickets from the ticket machine on the bus.
Cost: 4.40 PLN (single ticket)
From the Modlin Airport (served mainly by low-cost airlines) is it most affordable to reach the city center by regional railways (Koleje Mazowieckie) or by coach (Contbus, Flixbus).
Warsaw is known for a good public transportation network including the metro (two lines), buses, trams, urban trains, ridesharing, shared bikes, etc., and affordable ride-hailing and ride-sharing services. You can easily plan your trip using Google Maps or Apple Maps.