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The PKP connection between Przemyśl Główny and Wrocław Główny is operated by IC EC. The first direct train departs at 05:13 from Przemyśl Główny station on Plac Legionow, 37-700 Przemysl. The last train to Wrocław Główny leaves at 18:55. The fastest train without transfers is GROTTGER. The journey on this train takes 05:30. Other trains operate on the Przemyśl Główny – Wrocław Główny route: IC Intercity, REG, IC EN - offer a lower ticket price and usually a longer journey time. The train finishes at Wrocław Główny in marsz. Jozefa Piłsudskiego 105, 50-001 Wrocław.
5h 37min
IC EC 56
5h 34min
IC EC 56
6h 0min
IC 3806
Runs on Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri, Sat, Sun
6h 14min
REG 30448
+
IC 134
5h 38min
IC 134
Runs on Fri, Sat
8h 59min
IC 134
+
REG 46232
6h 10min
IC 134
+
IC 1638
6h 0min
IC 3810
5h 38min
IC EC 58
6h 5min
IC 3812
5h 40min
IC 3814
6h 9min
IC 3716
Runs on Mon, Tue, Wed, Fri, Sun
5h 42min
IC 3718
6h 6min
IC 3830
5h 48min
IC 3600
Runs on Fri, Sat
5h 47min
IC 3600
Runs on Fri
6h 7min
IC 3603
Runs on Fri, Sat
7h 56min
REG 30464
+
IC EC 430
5h 30min
IC 3604
Runs on Mon, Tue, Wed, Fri, Sat, Sun
6h 59min
IC EN 417
+
IC EC 430
Runs on Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat
5h 54min
IC EC 430
Runs on Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat
5h 53min
IC EC 430
Przemyśl Główny and Wrocław Główny are separated by one of Poland's longer domestic routes, so good travel planning starts with choosing the day and time of departure. The route runs through central Poland, so not every service takes the same length of time. Anyone planning to spend the whole day travelling should expect that some connections require a train change along the way. Below you will find which trains you can take, how much a ticket typically costs and how to plan your purchase.
IC category trains operate on this route. Journey time ranges from over five hours to over twelve hours, depending on which service you choose. A student travelling to university without their own car will find the complete timetable for this route on PolishTrains and can choose a service that fits their day's plans.
Some services run without a connection, whilst others require a train change at [Warszawa Zachodnia](##BRAK## or at [Warszawa Wschodnia](##BRAK## A family with a child or a senior travelling with luggage should check in the PolishTrains search engine whether the selected service runs directly before buying a ticket.
For a standard ticket on this route you will usually pay around PLN 80 to around PLN 110. Passengers opting for a service with a shorter journey time choose the higher price.
Before buying, it is worth checking whether a Super Promo offer applies to your chosen date, as it applies to a limited number of seats on selected services and you need to take it before it runs out - on PolishTrains you can see it straight away with your searched connection. Students, schoolchildren and seniors can additionally select the statutory discount they are entitled to when purchasing.
Among passengers departing from [Przemyśl Główny](##BRAK## 27 per cent buy their ticket on the day of travel, and 24 per cent do so two to four weeks earlier. August is the peak of sales from Przemyśl Główny station, so in that month it is worth reserving a seat in advance.
On arrival at [Wrocław Główny](##BRAK## you can check the platform number on the departures board at the station, but you should plan the time and route of your onward journey earlier using the PolishTrains search engine. A ticket purchased online goes to the app and to an SMS message, so you do not need to print it before entering the platform.
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