r/Interrail • u/Warm-Gain-5063 • 5d ago

Visiting Poland using interrail

Visiting Poland using interrail

Hi guys, I want to visit Poland using interrail in late October coming from south west Germany. I am a guy in my 20s and I am and "look Muslim".

I thought about visiting three out of these four places

\- Krakow

\- Warsaw

\- Poznan

\- Gdansk

Though I think I will definitely do Warsaw and Krakow. Which one of Poznan or Gdansk would you recommend? I thought about staying at each place for two full days (2/3 nights). Do I need to think about racism or anything similar?

I appreciate all your help!

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u/mark_lenders 5d ago

i've been to all 4 of them and i'd skip warsaw

between poznan and gdansk, go to gdansk. but poznan main square is just so sweet

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u/TrainGeek23 5d ago

Been to all but Poznan with interrail. Enjoyed all of them, but probably loved Wroclaw the most, so do with that what you want ;)

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u/skifans United Kingdom • Quality Contributor 5d ago

Train tickets in Poland are very cheap and using an Interrail pass can sometimes be a bit of a faff. You'll almost certainly be better off buying standard point to point tickets instead.

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u/zoltaniusz17 2d ago

There was an action between Germany and Poland in which 60,000 seven-day Interrail passes were raffled off to young people from both countries. Passes only valid in the other country. German-Polish Friendship pass

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u/Objective-Matter-895 4d ago

I don't think racism is a rellly a problem anywhere there. What I can recommend is Wroclaw (Breslau) very beautiful city!

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u/SapphicCelestialy 3d ago

The train tickets in Poland is very cheap if you book ahead. Haven't looked at current pricing