In the departures hall, you’ll find a bank, post office and a currency exchange counter; and both the departures and arrivals areas have ATMs. The airport also features a medical centre, chapel, snack bars, a self-service cafeteria and restaurants – as well as duty-free shopping. In the transit area on the departures level are three executive lounges: passengers wishing to make use of these lounges need to inform the airline when booking a flight. The international area features facilities for passengers with disabilities, including lifts and specially adapted toilets. Wheelchairs are also available upon request.
Airport information: +48 22 650 3943 Bus stops are found in front of the arrivals area, between the car park building and the terminal. Buses 175 and 188 run from the airport to Warsaw, making stops at the main train station, the city centre and the old town square; the journey time is approximately 30 minutes. There’s also an airport-to-city shuttle running every 20 minutes from 06:00–23:00 – also taking 30 minutes to reach the rail station in the centre. Three taxi companies are authorised to operate from the airport, and it is recommended that you avoid using any service offered by touts in the arrivals area. Some of the city’s better hotels provide a transfer service: it is advisable to arrange this in advance when you book your hotel. If you’re driving from the airport, you’ll take route 634, connecting to route 18 east, to reach the centre. The P2 car park is situated nearby the P1, and is an outdoor car park providing spaces for 450 vehicles. Longer-term parking is also available in an outdoor car park (P3), a bit farther away, and provides 600 parking spaces. Reserved parking spaces for those with disabilities are found in all three car parks. | 
