Gdynia Główna railway station
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The Gdynia Główna railway station is the main station of Gdynia, Poland and links to the SKM (S -Bahn ) of the Tri-City area. 2006 Train Station Gdynia Główna Osobowa in Gdynia Główna has been renamed.
History
The Berlin- Stettin Railway Company was until 1870 the railway line built - Stargard Gdansk, which runs through Gdynia. Is a railway station opened the Prussian State Railways, who had taken over the route in 1880, but not until 1884 in Gdynia, which is increasingly establishing itself as a summer resort. A Danziger bathing company established a sanatorium and a bathhouse on the beach of the Gulf of Gdansk and in 1904 a paved road to the station, at the time Kurstraße ( ulica Kuracyjna; since 1929 ulica 10 Lutego ).
After the assignment of Gdynia on the Second Polish Republic in January 1920, the now -called Gdynia place had indeed continued rail connection, but led the route only on either German or Freistadt Danzig - state territory to the Polish hinterland. Polish State Railways, therefore, the new railway line Gdynia Główna - Kościerzyna ( Gdynia - New World Gluckau - Kokoschken ( Kokoszki ) ) that there to the Built at the turn of the century route Gdansk - long transit - Zuckau - Karthaus - In the years 1920/1921 the PKP built ( Kartuzy ) joined. From Zuckau ( Żukowo ) from then was, without passing through the boundary, the internal connection to the Polish railway network. The combination of these route to long- haulage is now interrupted by the Lech Walesa Airport Tri-City Gdansk - Sopot - Gdynia.
1923 Miller built Romuald associated with the expansion to the city of Gdynia seaport for PKP a larger station building, which was destroyed in the Second World War. From 1950-1955 to plans by Waclaw Tomaszewski of the present building was built in the style of socialist realism, one of the few buildings of this epoch in Gdynia.
Train
At Gdynia Główna station trains of PKP hold - Polish State Railways AG and Others from Warsaw, Krakow, Poznan, Wroclaw, Szczecin, Łódź, Katowice, Lublin, Toruń, Białystok and the Euro City from Berlin.
Since July 22, 1953 the urban rapid transit of the Tri-City ( SKM ) runs between Gdynia and Gdansk ( 1958 to Wejherowo extended). Gdynia Główna is the fourth stop of the SKM Gdynia Gdynia between the station Wzgórze Sw. Maksymiliana and the train Gdynia Shipyard ( Shipyard ).