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Tramwaje Warszawskie

Tramwaje Warszawskie is a Polish transport company operating Warsaw's tram network.

Last updated September 15, 2026

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Overview

Tramwaje Warszawskie is a transport company in Poland that operates tram services in Warsaw. Its official website publishes service news such as tram stop reopenings on the Poniatowski Bridge, temporary suspensions on Aleja Zieleniecka for switch replacement, and its hosting of the 12th European Tram Driver Championship (Tram-Em) at Plac Centralny, held as part of celebrations of 160 years of tram transport in the capital.

History

Tramwaje Warszawskie is a transport company in Poland. Its official website reports on Warsaw tram operations, including the reopening of tram stops Most Poniatowskiego 03 and 04 on the Józef Poniatowski Bridge viaduct from Saturday, 12 September, where lines 7, 9, 22, 24 and 25 were to stop again. It also announced that from Monday, 14 September, trams would not run along Aleja Zieleniecka toward Praga-Południe for a week due to planned maintenance involving the replacement of five switches at two junction nodes, while buses would continue to run along Aleja Zieleniecka unchanged. The site also announced that on 19 September the 12th European Tram Driver Championship Tram-Em would be held in Warsaw at Plac Centralny, with 26 teams from European cities and an Australian team from Melbourne taking part; Tramwaje Warszawskie was hosting the event as part of celebrations of 160 years of tram transport in the capital, alongside Public Transport Days.

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