What is Zone 1 and 2 in Warsaw?

The first zone (1) covers the area of Warsaw and selected municipalities. It happens that the zone occasionally extends beyond the city limits (to the so-called border stop). The second zone (2) comprises towns and villages outside Warsaw. Passengers may travel through zone 1 using tickets valid in zone 1.



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Warsaw Chopin Airport is in the Zone 1 (central).

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The best way to get around Warsaw is on foot or using public transport – a fast and inexpensive way to travel. You can choose among buses, trams and the metro. Tickets: The Warsaw metropolitan area is divided into urban zone “1” (within the city boundary) and suburban area “2”.

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In the ticket machines, which support five languages (Polish, English, German, Russian and Ukrainian), you can pay for your ticket with coins or a card. Tickets can also be purchased using a mobile phone. Detailed information at www.wtp.waw.pl or jakdojade.pl app. Bus no.

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According to the guides of an alternative tour around Warsaw the most dangerous area is Praga, in particular Brzeska Street. I went there one afternoon to check it out. The area truly has a run down, prewar war feel to it.

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