Świętokrzyska station
line M1 · line M2
Świętokrzyska station — overview
Świętokrzyska is one of the stations of the Warsaw Metro. Besides line M1, the station is also served by line M2. Świętokrzyska is a Warsaw Metro station (M1 Line).
Interchange station — you can transfer between lines here without leaving the paid zone; with a time-based ticket, transfers are free for the whole of its validity.
Around the station
Surface transport
Station services
Other stations on line M1
Frequently asked questions
The first trains depart at around 04:55, and the last departures are around 00:15. On the nights from Friday to Saturday and from Saturday to Sunday the metro runs all night, roughly until 03:00. Once the metro stops running, night services are taken over by ZTM night buses on the N lines. Exact times may vary depending on the station and day of the week — it is worth checking the mobiWAWA app or the wtp.waw.pl website.
Świętokrzyska is an interchange station on the Warsaw Metro, served by lines M1 and M2 — you can switch between lines directly within the station, without going up to street level. You can find the full list of stops and approximate travel times on the relevant line page.
A 20-minute ticket costs 3.40 zł, a 75-minute ticket 4.40 zł (2.20 zł reduced fare), and a 90-minute ticket with unlimited transfers 7.00 zł. A day ticket is also available for 15.00 zł. The entire metro network lies within ZTM fare zone 1. The most convenient way to buy a ticket is via the mobiWAWA app or from a ticket machine in the station hall — tickets cannot be bought on board the train itself.
Yes. The Warsaw Metro is fully accessible — every station has lifts connecting street level with the platform and is suitable for wheelchair users, people with pushchairs and passengers with limited mobility. It is worth checking the current status of lifts (e.g. temporary outages) on the metro.waw.pl website or in the mobiWAWA app.
Bicycles and pushchairs are allowed on the metro at any time, with no time restrictions. Bicycles should be carried in a way that does not endanger the safety or comfort of other passengers, ideally near the doors or in less crowded carriages. Lifts at every station make it easy to get on and off the platform.