Yes, it is very common to pay for public toilets in Poland, typically a small fee ranging from 2 PLN to 5 PLN (roughly $0.50 to $1.25 USD). These fees are standard at train stations, subway stations, and public parks. In 2026, many of these facilities have been modernized with "tap-and-go" contactless payment terminals, though it is still wise to carry some small 2-zloty coins for older machines. You will typically see a circle symbol for women's bathrooms and an upside-down triangle for men's. . It is important to note that toilets in shopping malls, large restaurants, and gas stations along the motorways are almost always free for customers. If you are in a major city like Warsaw or Krakow, look for the "Toaleta" sign; the fee ensures that the facilities are generally kept very clean and well-stocked with supplies.