Book your train tickets by visiting the RailEurope Web site. See the Resources section below for a link. You can also contact them directly by calling (888) 382-RAIL.
Decide between a Rail Pass or single trip tickets.
Select your desired seat class. Most trains have first- and second-class cabins. Second-class is reasonably priced, while first-class can be quite expensive.
Reserve an assigned seat or select a sleeping car.
Choose between a lower cost railway such as TLK or the more expensive but much faster express trains such as the PKP EuroCity trains.
Arrive at the train station and check posted signs to identify your platform.
Find the train number and assigned seat on your printed ticket.
Approach the platform and check posted signs to identify your proper boarding area. If you have an assigned seat, you'll want to board in your reserved section.
Listen for your final stop in Germany, and depart immediately. Trains do not normally stop for long periods of time.
Grab a bite to eat. Many trains from Poland feature food service in a red-painted car called the"wagon barrowy, which should be near the center of the train. Dining options typically include hot plates as well as snacks.
Enjoy the show. If you get tired of gazing out your window, head to a video bar car, which are featured on select Polish trains. Here, you can watch television or movies.
