mony483 1 | 1 24 May 2014 / #1Hello. I might be travelling from Bratislava to Wroclaw in september. I checked some trains but before taking a decision I am gathering some informations.I have to change train in Katowice. But I read that the main station there is not a safe place. Also, I'm alone and I'm a girl of 20 years old.I should arrive in Katowice around 4am and have to wait alone until 6am for the train that will bring me to Wroclaw. Unfortunately there's no other way because I have to be in Wroclaw on time for a concert.I'm asking for some safety advice. I'm still deciding whether I should go.Thank you ~
jon357 73 | 22641 24 May 2014 / #2But I read that the main station there is not a safe place. Also, I'm alone and I'm a girl of 20 years old.It's OK now and even before, there were always safe places to wait.
frd 7 | 1379 25 May 2014 / #3Katowice train station has been completely rebuilt in the recent years. I'd say - it's actually a nice place now. Before it was quite seedy, throngs of homeless people sleeping everywhere.I'd say you'll be perfectly safe.Here's a small youtube clip of the insides of the station building: youtube.com/watch?v=lI2TrU_CL44
Monitor 13 | 1810 26 May 2014 / #4Yes it's save. For the cheapest travel book this bus: polskibus.com/en
smurf 38 | 1940 26 May 2014 / #5I have to change train in Katowice. But I read that the main station there is not a safe place. Also, I'm alone and I'm a girl of 20 years old.It's fine now, it's a brand new station with plenty of security walking around and kicking out homeless people.You won't be troubled.
puss 26 May 2014 / #6When I'm in Warsaw station and have a couple of hours to kill I just cross the street to the Marriot, buy a paper and have a coffee or two. I don't know Katowice but there must be a decent hotel nearby. It beats dodging pan-handlers.
sobieski 106 | 2111 26 May 2014 / #7Katowice used to have a terrible station, stinking, drunks and junkies, dark... But the new one is very clean, bright, safe as it comes.
Harry 26 May 2014 / #8When I'm in Warsaw station and have a couple of hours to kill I just cross the street to the Marriot, buy a paper and have a coffee or two.You must be pulling in more cash than the rest of us: coffee at the Marriot is eye-wateringly expensive (and none of the cups I've had there have been up to much either).
sobieski 106 | 2111 26 May 2014 / #9You must be pulling in more cash than the rest of us: coffee at the Marriot is eye-wateringly expensiveExactly. Given the fact that there are plenty of Coffeeheavens around, including the station itself which is now perfectly safe.
frd 7 | 1379 22 Jun 2014 / #11Just out of curiosity, how did you travel go, did you enjoy your stay in Wroclaw ?
airmaro - | 6 18 Sep 2014 / #12When traveling from or to Wroclaw i recommend: airport wroclaw transfer. Comfortable, nice and professional service!