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Europe Poland Wroclaw Tourist Information Taxi

Taxi

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Taxis are available from the Main Railway Station, although it is safer to telephone for a taxi from a company listed in the local telephone directory or ask your hotel so book one. Always confirm the fare before travelling with any company. ZTP: +48 71 9622 www.ztp.pl MPT BOX +48 71 9191 www.919.com.pl Domino Taxi +48 71 9625 www.taxi.wroclaw.pl

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Wrocław–Copernicus Airport

Wrocław–Copernicus Airport

Wrocław–Copernicus Airport (WRO) is situated around 10 kilometres from the city centre, in the south-western part of Wroclaw. Getting to and from the airport is easy. The number 106 bus takes visitors straight into the city centre, and the service is frequent, about every 20 minutes. For outbound visitors, buses depart for the airport from the bus stop in Dworcowa Street, near the main railway station. The journey time is about 30 minutes. Alternatively, there are taxis waiting outside the terminal which can take you to the city in about 20 minutes.
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Public Transport

Public Transport

Wroclaw can easily be navigated on foot or bike, but the city also has an astonishing number of trams and buses that run throughout the city on a frequent basis, with their destinations clearly displayed. Trams do not, however, run during the night, although buses run 24 hours. Timetables are displayed on all tram and bus stops. Tickets (single ride or season tickets) can be bought from vending machines or directly on the buses and trams (card only) and must be validated after boarding.
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