London to Warsaw coach

Coaches from London to Warsaw

Travelling by coach from London to Warsaw is a straightforward journey but there are not departures every day of the week. There are direct coaches on Saturdays, Mondays and Wednesdays that take approximately 24 hours and one departure every Friday and Sunday that involves a transfer en route and an overall journey time of 44 hours. Departures are from London Victoria Coach Station and routes terminate at Dworzec PKS Warszawa Zachodnia Train Station.

Which coach companies travel from London to Warsaw?

Three weekly departures are operated by Eurolines and two by FlixBus. Both companies are European owned and have modern fleets with spacious coaches some of which are double-decker. Onboard facilities include toilets, wifi and power outlets.

How long is the coach from London to Warsaw?

The journey time on direct routes between the two cities of London and Warsaw is approximately 24 hours. Other routes take 44 hours and require a transfer at Budapest.

How many coaches are there from London to Warsaw?

There are five coaches to Warsaw from London every week with Flixbus departures on Fridays and Sundays and Eurolines coaches leaving on Saturdays, Mondays and Wednesdays. There are no coaches on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Three departures are mid-afternoon, the other two are late at night.

What are the departure and arrival stations for coaches from London to Warsaw?

Departure bus Station: All coaches from London to Warsaw depart from the centrally located London Victoria Train Station. This is within an easy walk of many London attractions and part of a transport network of taxis, trains (from London Victoria Train Station), underground services and local buses. Among the facilities at Victoria Coach Station are car and bicycle parking, wifi, a tourist information desk, left luggage, toilets, ATMs, shops, cafes and bars. More shops and restaurants, as well as hotels, can be found in the streets around the coach station.

Arrival bus Station: Coaches to Warsaw from London complete their journey at Dworzec PKS Warszawa Zachodnia Train Station. The station is located in the suburbs but linked to the city centre by local buses and trains. The city itself also has a light railway, trams and one Metro line. Station facilities at Dworzec PKS Warszawa Zachodnia include car parking, a taxi rank, toilets, left luggage storage, wifi, ATMs, currency exchange, shops, bars and cafes.