Modlin airport looks like a shiny overturned tin can nestled in a forest in the middle of nowhere, though the architects may beg to differ. This is one of the biggest cheap airline hubs in Poland and Ryanair currently operates connections all across Europe (this is where you'll fly from if you're bopping over to Spain or Italy or Croatia or.... pretty much anywhere in the continent). Since the first flight in 2012, almost 3 million passengers have opted to use Warsaw Modlin Airport every year.
The interior is clean, modern and well-equipped to handle international travellers with plenty of prominent signage (though not a lot of options for sitting). Inside the arrival and departure halls you'll find all the services you could want, including numerous ATMs (bankomat), an information desk, free wifi, three currency exchange points (kantor), hot and cold vending machines, shops of all shapes and sizes (including duty free), one playground, a few restaurants (including a grill and a bar) and numerous car rental companies.
Those looking to end up in Warsaw's city centre have three main options for transport:
1) Grab a cab or private shuttle (WawaBus is a great option that will take you in a sleek, private car anywhere you need to go). Ubers are also a popular option (though not cheap) as are taxis.
2) Take a bus to the capital (Flixbus or Contbus both take you there, though at a price) or board one of the green and yellow shuttles that will take you to Modlin Train Station where you then take a train to your destination. The Koleje Mazowieckie train route is economical (21-25zł total for shuttle and train), though slightly time consuming (around an hour, and sometimes longer, depending on the time of day); buy a ticket from one of their stands located in the baggage hall or at Arrivals near the exit doors.
3) There are many bus transfer services. If money isn't an option, the airport's official taxi partner Taxi Modlin offer transport to the city centre from 159zł (199zł between 00:00 and 06:00).
For a full range of Modlin Airport Transfer services, check our our online guide.
The interior is clean, modern and well-equipped to handle international travellers with plenty of prominent signage (though not a lot of options for sitting). Inside the arrival and departure halls you'll find all the services you could want, including numerous ATMs (bankomat), an information desk, free wifi, three currency exchange points (kantor), hot and cold vending machines, shops of all shapes and sizes (including duty free), one playground, a few restaurants (including a grill and a bar) and numerous car rental companies.
Those looking to end up in Warsaw's city centre have three main options for transport:
1) Grab a cab or private shuttle (WawaBus is a great option that will take you in a sleek, private car anywhere you need to go). Ubers are also a popular option (though not cheap) as are taxis.
2) Take a bus to the capital (Flixbus or Contbus both take you there, though at a price) or board one of the green and yellow shuttles that will take you to Modlin Train Station where you then take a train to your destination. The Koleje Mazowieckie train route is economical (21-25zł total for shuttle and train), though slightly time consuming (around an hour, and sometimes longer, depending on the time of day); buy a ticket from one of their stands located in the baggage hall or at Arrivals near the exit doors.
3) There are many bus transfer services. If money isn't an option, the airport's official taxi partner Taxi Modlin offer transport to the city centre from 159zł (199zł between 00:00 and 06:00).
For a full range of Modlin Airport Transfer services, check our our online guide.
