WKD Suburban Railway from Warsaw: Stations, Tickets and How to Ride

The Warszawska Kolej Dojazdowa (WKD) is a suburban light railway connecting the centre of Warsaw with the south-western suburbs. Trains start at Warszawa Śródmieście WKD, a terminus beside Warszawa Centralna, and call at Warszawa Ochota WKD, Warszawa Zachodnia WKD, Warszawa Reduta Ordona, Warszawa Aleje Jerozolimskie, Warszawa Raków and Warszawa Salomea before leaving the city.

Where the line goes

The full route has 28 stops, running through Opacz, Michałowice, Reguły, Malichy, Tworki, Pruszków WKD, Komorów, Nowa Wieś Warszawska, Kanie Helenowskie, Otrębusy, the three Podkowa Leśna stops, Polesie, Milanówek Grudów, Kazimierówka, Brzózki and the four Grodzisk Mazowiecki stops, ending at Grodzisk Mazowiecki Radońska. It is the standard rail link to the garden towns of Podkowa Leśna and Milanówek.

Tickets

At Warszawa Śródmieście WKD a full-service ticket office works, per the operator, Monday-Friday 6:30-19:30 and Saturday 8:00-16:00 (closed Sundays and holidays; hours in force since 2 January 2025). A ticket machine on the platform sells WKD tickets, and a ZTM validator on the platform allows activating Warsaw public-transport tickets. The operator’s site shows live train positions and the current timetable.

Why take the WKD

For visitors, the WKD is the easy way out to the Kampinos-side garden suburbs: Komorów, Podkowa Leśna and Milanówek, with their pre-war villa districts, sit on the line, and Grodzisk Mazowiecki is the end of the route. Trains run daily; check wkd.com.pl for current departures before travelling.