How to Reach CMS Conf 2026
Plan your trip to CMS Conf 2026 in Gdynia with practical travel tips, including flights via GDN, transfer times, road distances from major cities, and ferry options from Sweden.

Heading for the Coast: How to Reach CMS Conf 2026
CMS Conf 2026 takes place in Gdynia, part of the Tricity metropolitan area on Poland’s Baltic coast. The city is well connected by air, rail, road, and ferry, making travel straightforward from across Europe.
Wherever you’re coming from, planning your journey is simple.
CMS Conf 2026 venue - PPNT Building III, Gdynia. Open in Google Maps.
Arriving by Air
If you are flying in, Gdańsk Lech Wałęsa Airport (GDN) is your destination. Located in Rębiechowo, right between Gdańsk and Gdynia, the airport is perfectly positioned for your arrival.
Once you land, you have convenient options to reach the venue:
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By Car: A quick 25-minute drive.
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By Train: A scenic 50-minute ride directly to PKM Gdynia Stadion (walking distance from the venue)
For international long-haul connections, Warsaw Chopin Airport (WAW) offers additional flight options. From Warsaw, high-speed EIP Pendolino trains reach Gdynia Główna in approximately 3 hours, providing the fastest rail connection between the cities.
Traveling by Land or Sea
Whether you are cruising across the Baltic or driving from a neighboring city, here are the approximate distances to help you plan your trip:
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Warsaw: 360 km
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Klaipėda: 290 km
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Berlin: 530 km
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Riga: 580 km
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Ostrava: 610 km
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From Sweden: Direct ferry connections between Gdynia and Karlskrona (Stena Line).
Before you set sail, check the venue details and buy your ticket.
Get ready for three days of CMS insights, networking, and coastal vibes. See you in Gdynia!
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