Opole Główne railway station

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The Opole Główne station ( German: Opole Hbf) is the largest train station in the city of Opole in Poland. He is one of the largest and most important railway stations in the Opole Voivodeship. It is located at Station Square in the direct vicinity of Opole main post office.

History

The first railway connection in Opole was opened on 29 May 1843 resulted from Opole to Wrocław. However, this route initially ended in Opole suburb Szczepanowice, as there were no suitable bridge over the Oder. As of 1844, the pathways between Wroclaw and Opole three perverted times a day. After 1845 a bridge was pulled across the river, the railway reached the present site of the station. But this was quite out of town surrounded by fields.

A first station building was built around 1860. The present building dates from 1899 and was built in eclectic style. In the interior there is still the old ticket hall from this period. The station has five tracks. These have a special feature, namely, they run an arc instead of a straight line.

Gallery

The switch system

The interior

Platforms