Pendolino Trains Celebrate 10th Anniversary with Exclusive Discounts

Pendolino trains celebrate 10 years of connecting Polish cities with fast, affordable, and modern travel options. PKP Intercity marks this milestone with exciting discounts for all passengers nationwide. This was reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.

Pendolino trains mark their 10th anniversary with exclusive offers for passengers traveling this December. PKP Intercity is celebrating the milestone with discounts aimed at families and regular travelers.

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On December 14, children aged 4–16 can travel for just 1 złoty ($0.25), making family trips more affordable. Adults can also enjoy PKP Intercity’s Super Promo offers, which include tickets for as low as PLN 39 ($9).

10 Years of Pendolino Trains Revolutionizing Polish Rail Travel

Popular routes, such as Warsaw to Wrocław, feature prices starting at PLN 49 ($11), while journeys from Gdynia to Katowice are available for PLN 99 ($22). These discounts make high-speed train travel accessible to a broader audience.

Pendolino trains first began operating on December 14, 2014, with a maiden journey from Warsaw to Gdynia. Covering the route in under three hours, the service significantly improved travel times between major cities.

Today, Pendolino trains connect Warsaw, Kraków, Wrocław, Katowice, and other cities, offering fast and comfortable travel. This network supports economic growth and promotes tourism across Poland.

PKP Intercity continues investing in its high-speed services, ensuring affordability and convenience for passengers. The Pendolino’s success demonstrates the importance of modern rail systems in linking people and regions efficiently.

With its decade-long legacy, the Pendolino remains a symbol of Poland’s progress in transportation infrastructure. Its ongoing impact on connectivity and accessibility reflects the value of investing in modern technology.

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