Warsaw to Paris by train
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Overview: trains from Warsaw to Paris
Find the key information for travelling by train from Warsaw to Paris, including journey times, fares and operators serving the route. Compare your options and plan the journey that works for you with Rail Europe.
Taking the train from Warsaw to Paris
Ready to book a trip from Warsaw to Paris by train? Let this guide make the process smooth, easy and truly enjoyable. Because trains make ‘getting there’ part of the fun.
Train cost for travel between Warsaw and Paris
The first thing many travellers ask before booking a trip is: 'How much will it cost?' While train travel combines comfort and cost, the price of a ticket depends on a few things.
For starters, how early you book your trip comes into play with the price tag. For this specific route, the cheapest fare is US$94.50, but can go to US$128 when purchased thirty days before your train departs, and US$182 when locked in seven days before. Don’t wait until the last minute to plan your trip. Instead, you can book these tickets 6 months in advance.
Cheap train tickets with slower trains
Another factor that comes into play when it comes to ticket price is speed. Let us explain. Many travellers automatically opt for the high-speed train option because faster is always better, right? Not necessarily. As experienced train travellers ourselves, the Rail Europe team often chooses to go for the slower trains for a number of reasons, including the fact that these trains often:
Allow for more time to take in the city scapes and countrysides
Set a more leisurely pace to better soak up the travel experience
Stop in areas that are less-travelled, offering a more unique journey
Are less-crowded than their high-speed counterparts
Are an even greener travel option than high speed
Are the cheapest train tickets you can find
Whether you choose to go with a low-, medium- or high-speed train, Rail Europe compiles all train options so you can choose by cost, speed, timing and operator to find the best fit for your travels.
Train times for travel from Warsaw to Paris
During the week, the earliest departure time is at 04:00 and the last departure is 22:50. On weekends, the first train departs at 04:00 and the last train leaves at 23:44. On average, a total of 74 trains make this journey each day.
Warsaw to Paris train duration
Trains on this route travel a distance of 1,368 kilometres, with the fastest one completing the journey in 13 hours and 41 minutes.
Booking Warsaw to Paris trains in advance
Booking your Warsaw to Paris tickets in advance is the best way to save money. Tickets on this specific route can be purchased 6 months before departure.
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Making the most of your trip to Paris
For a seamless train journey, head to our extensive help articles. Start planning your trip and explore travel ideas in our city guide: Paris.
FAQs about the train journey from Warsaw to Paris
Want to know more about your journey from Warsaw to Paris? We've compiled some of the most frequently asked questions by our customers to help you plan your journey.
The train journey from Warsaw to Paris covers 1,368 kilometres in total.
The lowest price on this route is US$94.50. Tickets booked 30 days in advance cost around US$128, while those booked 7 days in advance are around US$182.
Tickets for this journey become available 6 months before the travel date.
The fastest journey takes 13 hours and 41 minutes.
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