Airport
Warsaw, Warsaw Chopin Airport (WAW), Poland

Money

There is a bank on the departures level. Bureaux de change and ATMs are located throughout the terminal.

Communications

Free wireless internet access (30 minutes in main terminal, 4 hours in the VIP and Executive Lounges) is available to passengers throughout the terminal building.

Food

There are several restaurants at Warsaw Chopin Airport serving both Polish and international cuisine. Additionally, snack bars and self-service cafés are located both pre- and post-security.

Shopping

Shops at Warsaw Chopin Airport include newsagents, souvenir retailers and designer outlets. Duty-free shops can be found in the departures area. In addition, a newsagent and convenience store are situated in the railway station.

The terminal is wheelchair-accessible and wheelchairs are available on request from a handling agent – trained staff are also on hand to assist passengers unable to access the upper mezzanine level. Other facilities include induction loops for the hearing impaired, which are fitted to certain information desks.

Free parking in dedicated spaces is available for disabled passengers in the car parks directly outside the terminal building.

Airport code: WAW

Number of Terminals: 1

Information

The airport, LOT Polish Airlines and Customs information desks are located in the centre of the departures hall. Passengers can also obtain airport and flight information (tel: (022) 650 4220).

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Public Transport

Warsaw has an efficient integrated public transport network, operated by Zarząd Transportu Miejskiego (ZTM; tel: 022 19115; www.ztm.waw.pl). Metro trains run north to south along the west bank of the Vistula River, buses connect the suburbs to the centre, and trams trundle day and night on easy-to-follow routes to all corners of the city. Tickets can be purchased from stations, ticket machines on platforms, bus drivers and many shops and kiosks. Remember to validate your ticket in the franking machine when you board buses or trams. For sightseeing, ZTM passes offer unlimited travel for one to seven days.