Koleje Mazowieckie (Masovian Railways, KM) is a regional rail operator in the Masovian Voivodeship of Poland. The company was founded in 2004. Currently, Koleje Mazowieckie company serves many regional lines in Mazovia region.
The company operates regional passenger trains within Mazovia Voivodeship. On some routes, trains are operated jointly by Koleje Wielkopolskie and Szybka Kolej Miejska Warszawa (SKM Warszawa). The operator runs a very popular inexpensive summer train from Warsaw to Gdansk, Sopot, Gdynia and Ustka.
Koleje Mazowieckie launches two types of regional trains:
Regional train – slow train. It stops at all stations and train stops.
Regional Express – semi-fast train. It stops at designated stations and stops only.
The best offers for tourists
Koleje Mazowieckie offers 24-hour and 3-day network tickets for tourists. These tickets allow travelers to visit many interesting places within the Masovian Voivodeship and some towns outside the region (e.g., Łowicz).
Types of Koleje Mazowieckie network tickets:
KM 24-hour ticket – valid for 24 hours, starting from the time specified on the ticket or indicated by the passenger.
KM 3-day ticket – valid for three consecutive calendar days, until midnight on the third day of validity.
Tickets can be purchased at ticket offices and ticket machines.
Note: Network tickets are not valid on seasonal trains, such as Słoneczny and Słoneczny Bis from Warsaw to the Baltic Sea, as these operate under a special fare.
Koleje Mazowieckie – – more information about network tickets.
For trips between Polish voivodeships by regional trains you can use Wspólny Bilet Samorządowy (Joint Regional Government Ticket) – a 24-hour ticket valid on nearly all regional trains operated by seven Polish rail carriers. However, it is not valid on PKP Intercity or Polregio, which may require purchasing an additional ticket for parts of longer journeys.
Wspólny Bilet Samorządowy – up-to-date information, validity and prices (Koleje Dolnośląskie)
Koleje Wielkopolskie currently operates on the following lines:
Warszawa – Skierniewice
Warszawa – Łuków
Warszawa – Czyżew
Warszawa – Radom
Warszawa – Ostrołęka
Warszawa – Działdowo
Kutno – Sierpc
Sierpc – Nasielsk
Legionowo – Tłuszcz
Radom – Skarżysko-Kamienna
Radom – Dęblin
Radom – Dębica
Ostrołęka – Szczytno
Siedlce – Czeremcha
Rolling stock
Rolling stock is diverse The fleet includes both refurbished diesel and electric multiple units. Almost all trains have an only one toilet, most are air-conditioned, and many of them are adapted for passengers with reduced mobility or in wheelchairs. Toilets are often occupied by passengers without valid ticket who want to hide themselves from ticket inspectors. Personally, I don’t feel safely on the board of the trains operated by Koleje Mazowieckie.
Koleje Mazowieckie – official website
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Train travel in Poland – a comprehensive guide
One-day train trips from Warsaw
