Buses from Krakow to Berlin: Journey Details

Buses from Krakow to Berlin are operated by a number of bus providers including Eurolines. There are multiple buses a day, departing in the morning, afternoon and evening, seven days a week, with a journey time of around 9 hours. The route is direct with stops at Wroclaw and Katowice.

Return journeys on buses from Berlin to Krakow are also available.

Taking the Bus from Krakow

Buses from Krakow to Berlin set off from the Krakow bus station, which is located adjacent to the railway station and is linked by public transport to the city centre and Old Town. Krakow has an integrated and bus and tram system, with frequent services during the day and less regular routes through the night, as well as an underground system. As well as the Old Town, the transport system also serves suburbs such as Podgórze and Kazimierz, with buses also arriving at the station from regions such as Zakopane and the Tatra Mountains. A taxi rank is located on the upper level of the bus station.

Getting into Berlin by Bus

Berlin is an intriguing mix of historic architecture, Communist-era buildings and modern designs. Although a large city, the main tourist attractions of Berlin are set in a centre compact enough to explore on foot. As well as enjoying a lively evening culture, visitors will want to see the remains of the Berlin Wall, with its memorials and Checkpoint Charlie, as well as visit splendid palaces and museums.

Buses from Krakow to Berlin arrive at Berlin ZOB. This is located in the western part of Berlin, ten minutes by public transport from Kurfürstendamm and the historic centre. Berlin has an excellent transport system with trams, buses and both U and S-Bahn trains serving the city, suburbs and surrounding villages and towns. Berlin operates a night bus service every day of the week. Taxis are available at the ZOB.