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When visiting Warsaw for a week, the most convenient and cost-effective way to travel around the city is to use the public transport system, which includes buses, trams, and the metro. Here are the best ticket options for a one-week stay:

1. Warsaw Tourist Card (Warszawska Karta Turystyczna)

  • Price: 119 PLN for 72 hours
  • Benefits:
  • Unlimited travel on public transport within Warsaw
  • Free entry or discounts to various museums and attractions
  • Discounts at selected restaurants and shops

2. 24-Hour, 3-Day, and 7-Day Public Transport Tickets

  • 24-Hour Ticket: 22 PLN
  • 3-Day Ticket (72 hours): 36 PLN
  • 7-Day Ticket: 57 PLN
  • Benefits:
  • Unlimited travel on buses, trams, and the metro within the ticket’s validity period
  • Covers all zones within Warsaw, making it easy to travel without worrying about extra costs

3. Single Tickets

  • 20-Minute Ticket: 4.40 PLN
  • 75-Minute Ticket: 7 PLN
  • 90-Minute Ticket: 7.50 PLN
  • Benefits:
  • These are best for infrequent travel or shorter trips
  • Available for specific durations, allowing for flexible travel plans

Recommendations

For a week-long stay, the 7-Day Ticket at 57 PLN is the most economical and convenient option, providing unlimited access to all forms of public transport in Warsaw.

Where to Buy

  • Ticket Machines: Available at metro stations, bus stops, and tram stops. Machines accept cash and card payments.
  • Kiosks and Convenience Stores: Look for places with the “Bilety” sign.
  • ZTM Customer Service Points: Located at major transport hubs like metro stations and Warsaw Central Railway Station.

Additional Tips

  • Validate your ticket immediately upon boarding or entering the metro system to avoid fines.
  • Download the JakDojade app for real-time public transport schedules and navigation assistance.

Enjoy your stay in Warsaw!