This seems to be a very charming place, I hope I can visit sometime in the future when all this is over. Seeing and sharing places like this is why I love traveling and make videos so much!
You don't need to have your tickets printed out. I always download the pdf and show the train manager just the QR code. They might want to check if the name on the ticket matches your ID.
@@anewdawn1535 A ticket and passport probably. There is no direct connection, you need to go from Vilnius to Warsaw and then take the EuroCity train from Warsaw to Berlin.
@@ProfezorSnayp am a refugee in Poland but I won't to go to Germany and be der as a refugee hw du I cross der boarder and do dey check de train's and de buses dat cross de boarder
Hey guys. Hello from sunny Brisbane! I was searching for a decent vid on the Berlin-Warsaw train, and yours came up on top. Good stuff. Very informative. Planning a couple of weeks in central/eastern Europe next year, and rather than taking a plane (as usual) I'm really thinking the train option instead. Thanks again!
Yep, great thing about EU - no borders. You just go from one country to another with no issues. And if you will be back in Ukraine some day here is how you choose water here: blue bottle caps mean sparkling water, white - non-sparkling (green ones mean something in between).
That's awesome Oleg, really enjoy the trains because it's so much easier than flying! Thank you so much for that information, wish we had of known that when we were there lol. Hope to come back to Ukraine one day because we still have so much to see. Thank you for watching :)
Visiting Warsaw from Texas, I am planning to take a train ride to Berlin and then to Amsterdam and then take a train or flight to UK. There is a 4 day pass in EUrail, have you guys tried it?
Oh so Fun! We have always wanted to go to Berlin and so cool that you shared this experience. We really hope to go visit there soon! When we were in Germany last we only got to do Munich so it would be a good idea to check out a new city. We also did our tour around EU by plane so we should definitely check out by train like you guys
Thank you for watching!! Oh that's so nice, we are hoping that we can get to Munich at some point, Germany is massive and has so many cities worth checking out. Definitely try the trains, we're really enjoying the convenience and not having to pay for extra baggage lol :)
I'm not sure as this was filmed 6 months ago, are there cancellations now? I think you'd either get a refund or just be able to get moved to a later train?
Hey guys!! I am planning to go to hannover from Poland. I want to take the train to berlin at first. How do I do that?? Please suggest and how long was it for you
Hello Amar! How exciting! I think it took over 5 hours to go from Warsaw to Berlin by train. We didn't make it to Hannover but if I recall correctly it's about 2 hours away by train from Berlin. Hope that helps, we made another video on how to catch trains in Germany! :)
Be careful with that. Visas (apart from tourist visas) can be limited to the country you are in, and does not allow you to enter other countries despite there being no border checks. Make sure to check what your visa really enables you to do, before you run into unwanted trouble.
Hello Mambuuq, I'm not sure to be honest with you. However if you got the train from Poland into Germany there were no checks. It was like we were still in Poland once we got to Berlin. You will need a negative test to enter hotels and shopping centres. Hope this helps! :)
Hey Jack! Yeah our train was pretty quiet for most of the trip. It's definitely down compared to what it was like in 2019, things are slowly opening up though. Cheers for watching as well! :)
Thanks for watching! Yeah the train was a very good one with the restaurant to get food as well which was good! Not sure if there were options for private rooms but we had our cabin free for at least half the train ride so it wasn't too busy. This was 7 months ago though so not sure if it would be getting busier now :) good luck with your trip!
I can't find your other comment but there's no need to have a passport. You do need to show the train conductor I.D though, however this could just be a driver's license. As Poland is in the EU it's pretty much open borders between them and Germany. So there's no security checks, passport control etc. This is why we like the train so much more than flying when in Europe! :)
Traveling it's not easy and making vlog at the same time. I was in Poland three months ago. Im Ukrainian, polish language should be easier for me (yes) but, you know it's not easy at all, even traveling at mother country. Most people will not even understand how hard it is😁
Hey Naked, definitely agree with you. I have heard that Ukrainian and Polish is very similar, both countries were honestly some of our favourite. We went to quite a few cities in Poland but sadly only Kyiv and Lviv in Ukraine. We will need to return to Ukraine soon! I am trying to learn some Turkish and wow, it is very difficult. Lots of respect to people that can speak to multiple languages. I hope to join the Multilingual club one day lol. Thanks for watching :)
Really informative and enjoyable tour with pleasant sceneries. Enjoy and have a safe tour.
This seems to be a very charming place, I hope I can visit sometime in the future when all this is over. Seeing and sharing places like this is why I love traveling and make videos so much!
Agreed! Thanks for watching! :)
You don't need to have your tickets printed out. I always download the pdf and show the train manager just the QR code. They might want to check if the name on the ticket matches your ID.
Thanks for the correction, I only said this because that's what it said when we bought the tickets! Thanks for watching :)
Hello, if i want travel from lithuania to Berlin by train what i need? i am a refuge
@@anewdawn1535 A ticket and passport probably. There is no direct connection, you need to go from Vilnius to Warsaw and then take the EuroCity train from Warsaw to Berlin.
@@ProfezorSnayp am a refugee in Poland but I won't to go to Germany and be der as a refugee hw du I cross der boarder and do dey check de train's and de buses dat cross de boarder
@@muhamedaliqule9143 Once you're on the train, they will scan your ticket and that's all. There is no border check.
Hey guys. Hello from sunny Brisbane! I was searching for a decent vid on the Berlin-Warsaw train, and yours came up on top. Good stuff. Very informative. Planning a couple of weeks in central/eastern Europe next year, and rather than taking a plane (as usual) I'm really thinking the train option instead. Thanks again!
you guys are awesome. I really like this video and the quality is amazing.
Thanks John, appreciate the kind words! :)
Yep, great thing about EU - no borders. You just go from one country to another with no issues.
And if you will be back in Ukraine some day here is how you choose water here: blue bottle caps mean sparkling water, white - non-sparkling (green ones mean something in between).
That's awesome Oleg, really enjoy the trains because it's so much easier than flying! Thank you so much for that information, wish we had of known that when we were there lol. Hope to come back to Ukraine one day because we still have so much to see. Thank you for watching :)
Wow super 👍
Thank you! :)
Quick question. What month of the year was it when you were in Berlin.
Great vlog, the water tip I will be using. Do you think train travel is the best option for the Balkans?
Visiting Warsaw from Texas, I am planning to take a train ride to Berlin and then to Amsterdam and then take a train or flight to UK. There is a 4 day pass in EUrail, have you guys tried it?
Great vlog guys!! Fun traveling with you
Thanks guys! We appreciate the support! :)
@@hgworldtour we are planning a cross country roadtrip later this summer. Hope you guys follow along with us as well. Cheers!
@@PrimeTimeTravelers That sounds awesome! We will definitely be watching. Keep up the great work :)
What are the docoments needed sir if you enter the germany from poland.
is there no document check at the border?
I am thinking of taking a week off next year to see Metallica in Hamburg Germany but i would also want to go to Poland, how would i do that by train?
Oh so Fun! We have always wanted to go to Berlin and so cool that you shared this experience. We really hope to go visit there soon! When we were in Germany last we only got to do Munich so it would be a good idea to check out a new city. We also did our tour around EU by plane so we should definitely check out by train like you guys
Thank you for watching!! Oh that's so nice, we are hoping that we can get to Munich at some point, Germany is massive and has so many cities worth checking out. Definitely try the trains, we're really enjoying the convenience and not having to pay for extra baggage lol :)
Do u know how it’s going with ticket cancellations? Is it possible?
I'm not sure as this was filmed 6 months ago, are there cancellations now? I think you'd either get a refund or just be able to get moved to a later train?
Squeezing all the bottles in Poland 😂😂
Hey guys!! I am planning to go to hannover from Poland. I want to take the train to berlin at first. How do I do that?? Please suggest and how long was it for you
Hello Amar! How exciting! I think it took over 5 hours to go from Warsaw to Berlin by train. We didn't make it to Hannover but if I recall correctly it's about 2 hours away by train from Berlin. Hope that helps, we made another video on how to catch trains in Germany! :)
Hi sir
please let me know that if i have Poland student visa , Can i travel to Germany from Poland ?
Please give me reply at earliest convenience.
Hi, yes you can.
Be careful with that. Visas (apart from tourist visas) can be limited to the country you are in, and does not allow you to enter other countries despite there being no border checks. Make sure to check what your visa really enables you to do, before you run into unwanted trouble.
Thank you for your information
Thanks for watching Hana! :)
Beautiful place, great uploads my friend
Thank you Mili! We really appreciate it! :)
If I am a newcomer or a refugee, what do I need to do if I want to take a train to another country Do I need a permit, for example Poland to Germany?
Hello Mambuuq, I'm not sure to be honest with you. However if you got the train from Poland into Germany there were no checks. It was like we were still in Poland once we got to Berlin. You will need a negative test to enter hotels and shopping centres. Hope this helps! :)
@@hgworldtour
Ok thanks friend. U can help me?
No worries! :)
There is no such this as polish or German visa it's just one visa schengen visa
Noticed the lack of people everywhere. Your train cabin and on the streets. I guess tourism is still really down?
Hey Jack! Yeah our train was pretty quiet for most of the trip. It's definitely down compared to what it was like in 2019, things are slowly opening up though. Cheers for watching as well! :)
@@hgworldtour i envy, therefore i support.
Hello, if i want travel from lithuania to Berlin by train what i need? i am a refuge
Haven't been to Lithuania so not sure what the visa requirements are. Website for train tickets are in the description.
What was it like going from Poland back to Berlin? I’m traveling there in September. What’s kind of options are there for rooms?
Thanks for watching! Yeah the train was a very good one with the restaurant to get food as well which was good! Not sure if there were options for private rooms but we had our cabin free for at least half the train ride so it wasn't too busy. This was 7 months ago though so not sure if it would be getting busier now :) good luck with your trip!
That is good ، so much Information
You two look wonderful
New subscriber..
Thanks for watching Adam, really appreciate the kind words! Thank you for subscribing! :)
I can't find your other comment but there's no need to have a passport. You do need to show the train conductor I.D though, however this could just be a driver's license. As Poland is in the EU it's pretty much open borders between them and Germany. So there's no security checks, passport control etc. This is why we like the train so much more than flying when in Europe! :)
Heey great that you visit Germany ;) Wilkommen in Deutschland 💐
Hello again! Haha thank you kindly, we hope to see everything this wonderful country has on offer! :)
@@hgworldtour Yes , when you are near my City we ca meet ;) have write you on Insta ))
Nice Video!!
Thanks :)
Can we go germany by bus sir.
Thank you😊
Traveling it's not easy and making vlog at the same time. I was in Poland three months ago. Im Ukrainian, polish language should be easier for me (yes) but, you know it's not easy at all, even traveling at mother country. Most people will not even understand how hard it is😁
Hey Naked, definitely agree with you. I have heard that Ukrainian and Polish is very similar, both countries were honestly some of our favourite. We went to quite a few cities in Poland but sadly only Kyiv and Lviv in Ukraine. We will need to return to Ukraine soon! I am trying to learn some Turkish and wow, it is very difficult. Lots of respect to people that can speak to multiple languages. I hope to join the Multilingual club one day lol. Thanks for watching :)
@@hgworldtour Same thing, i'd like to learn a few more languages, it's really cool :)
Have a good day and good luck at learning languages
Why do you don't were Maskes?
Why would we wear masks in our own cabin and whilst drinking? Is that all you got whilst watching this?!
@@hgworldtour no, its a nice Video! But I don't understand, why do you don't were masks! That's all!!
@@hgworldtour At least you'll got a negative Covid test, so that's great! 😊
Place good
Thank you! :)
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