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Narrow-Gauge Railways (Kolejki wąskotorowe)

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A ride on a historic narrow-gauge train is an undisputed attraction – and not only for kids! Those who like to explore alternative forms of travel may choose to do so by trolley: narrow-gauge railways were developed in the 19th century to meet the unique needs of the mining, steel extraction and forestry sectors. First pulled by horses, the trains were then powered by steam, then electricity, and since the turn of the 19th century, using combustion.
A train trip of this type - especially when combined with a picnic or visit to the Museum of Rolling Stock - can be an unforgettable experience. Tours take place in accordance with an established schedule, and it is also possible to arrange travel and tours on request, in accordance with specific language needs.



Piaseczyńska Railway (Piaseczyńska Kolej Waskotorowa)
ul. Sienkiewicza  14, Piaseczno, tel. +48 22 756 76 38, +48 607 155 188
(20 km south of Warsaw)

www.kolejka-piaseczno.com
Piaseczyńska Railway is just 20 km away from Warsaw, located at Piaseczno Miasto station. There is a locomotive depot, where the locomotives come to 'rest'. The main station of the railway runs steam-powered 'tourist trains' on Sundays, which run almost all year long (even in the winter months, as wagons are heated). There is a technical and maintenance break, which lasts about a month, and it is scheduled to take place during the time of the most difficult winter weather conditions, when tourists are very few and far between.
Sunday trips travel from Piaseczno to Tarczyn, then back to Piaseczno, start at 11:00 am and finish running at 16:00.
Route 1: Piaseczno - Tarczyn - Piaseczno
Tickets: regular - 25 PLN, reduced - 12 PLN, children under 3 years old - 5 PLN.
Route 2: Piaseczno - Grójec - Piaseczno
Tickets: regular - 30 PLN, reduced - 15 PLN, children under 3 years old - 5 PLN.
Trains run daily, but on an individual, specialized schedule which must be agreed-upon in advance, based on visitors' needs.