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Gdańsk Airport to the city with kids

Train, bus 210, Uber/Bolt or taxi all work. The best option changes with where you are staying, how much luggage you have and whether a child is already asleep.

🚆 Train from Gdańsk Airport

The airport railway station is directly in front of the terminal and is connected to it by a covered footbridge.

To central Gdańsk

Take the airport train to Gdańsk Wrzeszcz, then change to SKM for Gdańsk Główny or Gdańsk Śródmieście. The airport specifically notes that the centre journey requires this transfer; at Wrzeszcz, the onward SKM for the centre leaves from platform 3.

With kids: one transfer is the only real downside. The station being attached to the terminal makes the first part very easy with a stroller.

To Sopot or Gdynia

The airport says journeys to Sopot and Gdynia can be direct via Wrzeszcz or may require a change there. Gdynia also has an alternative direct route via Osowa. Check your exact train because the pattern varies.

If your hotel is in Sopot or Gdynia, we would normally check the train before considering a bus into central Gdańsk.

🚌 Bus: easiest direct route to central Gdańsk

Bus 210 → Dworzec Główny

Line 210 runs every day between the airport and Gdańsk Main Railway Station / city centre. The airport gives an approximate journey time of 40 minutes between the centre and the airport.

Direct~40 minLow-floor buses
Current ZTM timetable information says line 210 is operated exclusively by low-floor vehicles — useful with a stroller.

Bus 110 → Wrzeszcz

Line 110 connects the airport with Gdańsk Wrzeszcz railway station every day. The airport gives a typical journey of about 25–35 minutes. This is useful if your accommodation is in Wrzeszcz or you want to continue by SKM.

Wrzeszcz~25–35 min
Current 2026 ZTM fares: 4.80 PLN for a one-journey ticket or 6.00 PLN for a 75-minute ticket; reduced fares are listed separately. Check the official tariff before travel because prices can change.

🚕 Uber, Bolt or taxi with children

Often the easiest answer after a flight — but the child-seat question matters.

When we would pay for a car

Late arrival, two suitcases plus a stroller, a sleeping toddler, accommodation away from a station, or simply wanting door-to-door travel after a difficult flight.

Compare Uber and Bolt in the app when you land; price and pickup time move with demand.

Do not assume a child seat is waiting

A standard Uber/Bolt/taxi ride does not mean a suitable child seat will automatically be available. The legal rules for taxis also differ from the general private-car rule.

Which option should we choose?

🏛 Staying in Main Town

Bus 210 is the simplest public-transport option because it avoids the Wrzeszcz train transfer. Use a car if luggage/tired children make door-to-door worth the extra cost.

🏖 Staying in Sopot

Check the train first. Depending on the service it may be direct or need a change at Wrzeszcz; either way it avoids travelling into Gdańsk centre first.

⚓ Staying in Gdynia

Train first. There are options via Wrzeszcz and an alternative route via Osowa. Use the airport journey planner for the exact arrival time.

🌙 Landing late?

The airport's N3 night bus operates roughly between 23:00 and 04:00 and links the airport with Gdańsk Main Station / Wrzeszcz depending on direction. The airport gives about 50 minutes between Gdańsk Main Station and the airport. With very small children, a taxi/rideshare may still be the easier late-night choice.

One thing not to do: decide everything at baggage claim using an old blog post with a fixed timetable. Bus and train patterns change. Use this page to choose the type of transfer, then check the official airport/ZTM timetable for your actual arrival.
Reviewed by Maciej · local parent in Sopot · Last checked: August 2026. Transport times/fares are cross-checked against Gdańsk Airport and ZTM. How we research practical information →