Cheapest and fastest way to travel from Gdansk (Poland) to Wroclaw (Poland)?

If you find a local airport sometimes it is really cheap to travel by small plane.
We did this when we travelled to the Heineken Music Festival in Gdynia from Lublin in the south last year and it only cost us 100zl each.
And it's a great way to see Poland :O)

Try this : -

Poland Travel Guide - Public Transportation, information and ...
There are extensive bus services. Eurolines departs from Victoria Coach Station in
... Wroclaw鈥檚 Strachowice Airport (WRO) is 8km from the city centre. ...
http://www.hoteltravel.com/poland/guides...

If the above is no good, try these guys : -

The Battle of Britain - Home Page
No 303 (Polish) Squadron Diary - September 1940. Each RAF squadron compiles a
daily diary of events known as the RAF Form 540. ...
http://www.raf.mod.uk/bob1940/f5403031.h...

Good luck and watch out for bandits.

Are there not airports at both cities? Or you could try taking journey by train, via Poznan.
What's this, Clive H...you think the questioner would find it easier to travel from one city to another if there was a war on?!
Sweeney...a fine Polish name, Phil.

Try www.polrail.com for excellent fares all around Poland. The railway service in Poland is very efficient and you should have no problem finding the journey you need.

Hope this helps.

both cities have airports so why not take a flight?? i dotn knwo hhow much its gonna cost
or by bus it will cos you about 100 zloty( 50-60 $)

The fastest is a LOT flight with a stopover in Warsaw (3 hrs.), but it is hellishly expensive - more than 300 dollars or 250 euros. The price of a ticket train is one tenth of that but you travel 6-7 hours. But considering that when you fly, you have to travel to and from airports, whereas railway stations are in the city center, maybe train is a good option?

i think the fastest way is to take a train ! good luck :)

take a bus or train!

Walk but really fastly!!

come to England sponge on our system con your neighbours
take our jobs drive without insurance speak polish in front of English people then fly back