Direct private transfer from Minsk to Poznań — one of Poland's oldest cities and the cradle of the Piast dynasty. A vibrant market square, billy goats on the Town Hall clock and Poland's oldest cathedral.
~700 km
Distance
7–10 hrs
Travel time
Belarus–Poland
Border
Business / Minivan
Vehicle class
How the transfer works
1
Departure from Minsk
Your driver picks you up at your Minsk address and heads for the Polish border via the fastest route.
2
Belarus–Poland border
Bruzgi / Kuźnica or Berёza / Połowce crossing. Your driver knows current queue conditions and assists at the checkpoint.
3
Poznań — any address
We drop you at your hotel near the Old Market Square, Poznań Airport (POZ) or any other address in the city.
Route Details
RouteMinsk → Brest → Terespol → Warsaw → Poznań
Distance~700 km
Border crossingBruzgi / Kuźnica or Berёza / Połowce (Belarus–Poland)
Border crossing time1–8 hrs depending on season and queues
Documents requiredSchengen visa, valid passport
Poznań AirportPOZ (Henryk Wieniawski Airport) — 7 km from the centre
What's included
Pickup from your Minsk address
Direct route — no transfers
Driver assistance at the border
Bottled water and comfortable cabin
Child seats on request
Fixed price — no meter, no surprises
Why ComfortLine
▸Experienced drivers on the Minsk–Poland route
▸Up-to-date knowledge of border queue conditions
▸Optional Warsaw stopover en route
▸Return transfer Poznań → Minsk also available
▸Available 24/7 including public holidays
▸Kids and pets welcome
Poznań — Highlights
Stary Rynek (Old Market Square) — one of Poland's most beautiful squaresPoznań Town Hall — a masterpiece of Polish Renaissance architectureCathedral of SS. Peter and Paul on Cathedral Island — Poland's oldest cathedral
Frequently asked questions
We go via Brest – Bruzgi/Kuźnica or Berёza/Połowce border crossing – Warsaw – Poznań. Total distance is about 700 km, travel time 7–10 hours excluding the border stop.
Citizens of Belarus require a Schengen visa. Please check the latest requirements with the Polish embassy or official sources before travelling.
Every day at noon, two mechanical billy goats emerge from the Town Hall tower and butt heads — a tradition dating back to the 16th century and one of Poland's most beloved tourist rituals.
Yes — the route passes through Warsaw, so a stop adds very little extra time. Let the manager know when booking.
Book Minsk–Poznań Transfer
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