Transport system

Transport in Poznan

Poznan has a developed public transport system with trams and buses. The city is convenient for cyclists and pedestrians and has good transport accessibility.

Public transport

Over 20 tram lines and many bus routes. Single ride ticket: 4.60 zloty. Monthly pass: 100 zloty (regular), 50 zloty (student). Convenient mobile app for tickets.

Bike infrastructure

Over 200 km of bike paths across the city. City bike system (Poznanski Rower Miejski). Convenient routes for cyclists.

Road network

Good road infrastructure. A2, S5, S11 highways pass through the city. Easy access to other cities in Poland and Europe.

Transport in Poznan in numbers
Transport in Poznan in numbers
Transport in Poznan in numbers

Transport in Poznan in numbers

Poznan has a developed public transport system with trams and buses. The city is convenient for cyclists and pedestrians, with 200+ km of bike paths.

Tram lines:

20+ routes

Bike paths:

200+ km across the city

Single ticket:

4.60 zloty

Monthly pass:

100 zloty (50 student)

Bus routes:

Many routes

Bike share:

Poznanski Rower Miejski

Poznan has a developed public transport system with 20+ tram lines and many bus routes. A single ride ticket costs 4.60 zloty, a monthly pass is 100 zloty (regular) or 50 zloty (student). The city is convenient for cyclists with 200+ km of bike paths. The Poznanski Rower Miejski bike share makes city travel easy. A2, S5 and S11 highways provide easy access to other Polish and European cities.

"Poznan offers a convenient and accessible transport system with strong public transport and excellent bike infrastructure."

Tram lines
20

Tram lines

Km of bike paths
200

Km of bike paths

Zloty per ride
4.6

Zloty per ride

Zloty monthly pass
100

Zloty monthly pass

Upside

Strengths of the transport system

Developed public transport
Dense tram and bus network. Convenient schedule and regular service. Low fare (4.60 zloty per ride).
Bike infrastructure
Over 200 km of bike paths. City bike system. Safe routes for cyclists.
Convenient location
Good road infrastructure. A2, S5, S11 highways. Easy access to the airport and other cities.
Specifics

What to weigh up

Rush hour traffic
Congestion in morning and evening peak hours. Traffic can be slow in central areas. You may need to plan travel time.
Limited parking
Limited parking in the center. Paid parking in central districts. You may need public transport.
Dependence on schedules
Public transport runs on schedules. At late hours intervals increase, so trips need planning.
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