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ul. M. Kopernika 6, Katowice, 40-064, Poland
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I am trying to get from Katowice airport (Wizz flight) to Katowice train station in the afternoon for a train to Ostrava. What is the easiest way to get between the two? Is there a train or direct bus? Thanks!
the travel takes almost 2 hours and there should be 3 direct trains between Ostrava and Katowice and viceversa
you can book the bus from airport to Katowice here
http://www.matuszek.com.pl/transfery_en.html
btw Ostrava has its own airport
http://www.airport-ostrava.cz/en/
I assume you've found a budget flight from Venice to Katowice? Better idea than train, imo.
The airport website has public transport info in English:
http://www.katowice-airport.com/en/passengers/access
There are regular buses to the railway station, taking around 50 minutes.
Thank you. I have flights leaving Ostrava but they were $600 to get from venice to Ostava and $25 to get to Katowice, thus the detour....We are going for a wedding and there are 4 of us. Should be fun!
To be honest, the city is rather unattractive for tourism, unless you are interested in modern architecture and post-communist transformation processes. Everey here and there you can stumble upon some nice buildings of the Founder Time (built around 1900).
Katowice is said to be a grey city... Maybe it is one of the less colorfull city in Poland but during summer months you may find some good examples of places that are full of colors... I love such places and visit them often.:) In the picture you may see a carpet of flowers just in the main market square...
Everyone how is fond of ice - skating or ice - hockey or other sports connected to ice should come here. You can use the rink to have fun for yourself or watching matches. The rink is pretty new and modern.
Silesian Inn (Karczma Slaska) is one of the most impressive buildings. Miners had their cateteria in the garden and two club's halls. The biggest hall used to be a dancing and theatre's one. Till 2001 it was a restaurant, beerhouse and bowling pub.
The Church of St. Stanislav Kostka in Giszowiec was built in 1948. Designed by an architect J. Krug. The interior of the Church was designed by Helena Szuster from Bielsko Biala. The Church is located in 22 Gorniczego Stanu street in Giszowiec.
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