Krakow to Berlin from $17: 6 ways by bus, train, flight or car

Onboard Services: The main operators for the Krakow to Berlin route, such as PKP Intercity and Deutsche Bahn, offer dining services that may include a selection of snacks, beverages, and hot meals, depending on the time and duration of your journey. Be sure to check during booking or inquire with staff about their catering services onboard.

Seating Options: The trains typically provide three classes of seating. First Class features more spacious and comfortable seats with table service. In Business Class, you can expect similar amenities but with slightly less space. Economy Class is more affordable and offers standard seating with less room, which can be quite crowded during peak hours. Make sure to choose a class based on your comfort preferences.

Arrival Station Tip: Upon arrival at Berlin Hauptbahnhof, you’ll find excellent facilities including luggage storage services and clean restrooms. Showers may not be directly available at the station, but nearby hotels often allow use for a fee. To navigate easily, look for the station's information desk if you have questions. For getting from Berlin Hauptbahnhof to the city center, the fastest option is the S-Bahn S5 or S7 line; they run frequently and will get you to major city areas in about 10 minutes.

• Take advantage of Ryanair’s early check-in to avoid long lines at Krakow Airport, especially since the airport can get crowded with travelers heading to major European cities.

• Upon arriving at Berlin Brandenburg Airport, use the well-marked signs for public transportation to access the train station (S-Bahn) directly in the airport, as this offers a swift connection to central Berlin in about 30 minutes.

• Expect to pay around €50-€70 for a taxi from Berlin Brandenburg Airport to the city center; alternatively, consider taking the bus or train for a budget-friendly option, with the latest schedules available on the BVG website: bvg.de