Like other European countries, Poland is home to a number of tram systems. One of the largest ones is in Krakow; it has been in operation since 1901 and covers the city so extensively that there are very few buses in that city. Also noteworthy, the Krakow tram fleet includes many second hand trams from Vienna and Nuremberg. Poland also has a national rail system, and while it is electrified, it does not have any high speed train services like in many Western European countries.

FAST FACTS

MPK Krakow Official Web Site: www.mpk.krakow.pl/

Polskie Koleje Panstwowe Official Web Site: www.pkp.pl

TRANSFER POINT This train does not continue past this station. In order to continue your journey, transfer to one of the trains continuing past this point, or click "BACK" to take the return trip back to Grand Central.
Krakow
	Duwag E1 (ex-Vienna) Trams	Krakow's oldest trams were obtained second hand from Vienna, Austria
	MAN GT6 (ex-Nuremberg) Trams	Krakow also has purchased German trams seconhand; they originally ran in Nuremberg
	Konstal Type 105Na Trams	Krakow's version of what is perhaps the most widely run tram in all of Poland
	Bombardier Flexity Classic Trams	Krakow's newest trams
	Krakow Buses	Photos of buses manufactured by Jelcz, Scania, and Solaris in Krakow
Polskie Koleje Panstwowe
	Polskie Koleje Panstwowe	Photos of Polish national railway operations in Krakow
Grand Central

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