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Ilawa [1] is city in Masuria, Voivodship Warminsko-Mazurskie, in Poland.

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Unfortunately there are no international connections, but Ilawa has good domestic connections with almost all major cities in Poland.

• Warsaw - 8 times per day (3h journey)
• Krakow - 6 times per day (6-7h journey)
• Gdansk - 8 times per day (1.5-2h journey)
• Olsztyn - 7 times per day (1h journey)
• Poznan - 3 times per day (3h journey).

Schedules can be found on the PKP website [2]

There are two train stations - Ilawa Miasto (small) and Ilawa Glowna (big). Not all trains stop at Ilawa Miasto so try to get out at Ilawa Glowna.

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Public transport is not well developed, but some does exist. A single ticket costs 1.9 PLN (1EUR).

Taxis are available and tend to be cheap - around 3EUR within the city district. Tipping is not not obligatory. The cheapest Taxi corporations are Wodnik and Hallo Taxi. The most expensive taxis are in the train station.

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Sadly, much of Ilawa was destroyed in World War II. However, some interesting attractions have survived.

• The Church of the Transfiguration - Build in 1317-1325 in gothic style.
• 4 baroque sculpture on the main street - Jupiter, Junona, Meduza and Herkules (first half XVIII century) get from the palace in Kamieniec Suski

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