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The PKP connection between Warszawa Centralna and Iława Główna is operated by IC Intercity. The first direct train departs at 02:20 from Warszawa Centralna station on Aleje Jerozolimskie 54, Warszawa. The last train to Iława Główna leaves at 22:45. The fastest train without transfers is . The journey on this train takes 01:33. Other trains operate on the Warszawa Centralna – Iława Główna route: TLK, EIC, EIP Pendolino - offer a lower ticket price and usually a longer journey time. The train finishes at Iława Główna in Dworcowa,14-200 Ilawa.
2h 17min
IC 38170
1h 59min
TLK 35170
1h 55min
IC 1520
22h 18min
IC 61170
1h 34min
EIC 1540
1h 56min
IC 1510
2h 20min
IC 1542
1h 54min
IC 1512
1h 33min
EIP Pendolino 4508
1h 33min
EIP Pendolino 3508
1h 57min
IC 1814
1h 33min
EIP Pendolino 4506
1h 33min
EIP Pendolino 3506
1h 56min
IC 1544
1h 33min
EIP Pendolino 3852
1h 33min
EIC 3505
1h 56min
IC 3828
1h 33min
EIP Pendolino 4852
1h 56min
IC 1516
1h 33min
EIP Pendolino 4502
1h 57min
TLK 35104
1h 33min
EIP Pendolino 3502
1h 33min
EIP Pendolino 4500
2h 0min
IC 1518
Runs on Fri, Sun
2h 0min
IC 1538
A passenger planning a journey from Warsaw to Iława usually starts by asking whether there is a direct service or if they will need to change trains. The route connects the capital with Warmia and Mazovia, and trains run at various times of day and in different categories. A family heading to the lakes should pay attention to departure time, as longer services with a change noticeably extend travel time. Below you will find the timetable, price range and how to buy a ticket for this route.
The fastest connection covers the Warsaw Centralna – Iława Główna route in just over an hour, but not every service runs that smoothly. Journey time on this route ranges from just over an hour to over five hours, depending on whether the train runs directly or via a change point. Before you depart, you can plan your journey more quickly by checking current departure times on the PolishTrains website.
Some services run without a change, others require a train change en route. A passenger choosing a direct service avoids the risk of missing their connection, but often loses out on overall journey time if that particular train stops longer at intermediate stations. Passengers travelling with a bicycle or large luggage should reserve a designated seat, as such seats sell out quickly on longer journeys.
The IC category sets the floor price for this route, and a ticket at standard price usually costs roughly from PLN 55 to around PLN 120. The price difference stems mainly from when you buy - the closer to departure, the fewer cheaper seats remain available.
Passengers with a certified moderate degree of disability are entitled to a statutory discount on train travel. A passenger with such a certificate does not need to visit a ticket office to use it - the discount is applied directly on the PolishTrains website when purchasing.
You can buy a ticket without creating an account, paying by BLIK or choosing deferred payment if you prefer to settle after your journey. PolishTrains allows you to add invoice details at the same stage of purchase, so you don't need to apply for a duplicate later.
After purchasing on PolishTrains, your ticket goes straight to your app and as a text message, and seat reservation at a change point is selected when searching for the service. Among passengers departing from Warsaw Centralna, the most common time to buy a ticket is 1-3 days before departure, at 34 per cent.
Services with a change usually run via [Toruń Główny](##BRAK## [Olsztyn Zachodni](##BRAK## or [Poznań Główny](##BRAK## depending on the chosen service. A passenger changing at Toruń usually has a shorter waiting time than when changing trains in Poznań. On a change the same ticket applies if it was purchased for the entire route in one booking.
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