Gdańsk Główny railway station

• Warszawa - Gdańsk
• Stargard - Gdańsk
• Gdańsk Nowy Port

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Gdańsk Główny - 1945 Gdansk Central Station - is the most important passenger station in the Polish city of Gdańsk (Danzig) and the Tri-City region. The station was built in 1896-1900 in neo-Renaissance style in 1945 but set on fire and destroyed. After the Second World War it was rebuilt in its original style.

The station is located in the inner city of Gdansk, west of the old town. It is the junction of the inner-city traffic. Various tram and bus lines to him about the bus 210 to the airport. Also, the central bus station is located nearby and can be reached via an underpass.

According to the classification of the Polish State Railways it is classified in the highest category A station. He is a long-distance routes stop at the Warszawa - Gdańsk and Gdańsk - Stargard. In addition to keeping the trains of the SKM train station.

He has two remote platforms with two tracks and several head platforms from the north, where the local trains start toward Gdynia.

Platforms in Gdańsk Główny