A 750 mm narrow-gauge railway with its station by the main one. Seasonal, on a shortened route.
Once an extensive network reaching Anastazewo – almost forty kilometres of track through the fields and forests of Greater Poland. Today a shadow of that layout.
Regular traffic closed in 2015 because of the state of the track. Since 2019 weekend services return in the summer holidays on a short section towards Las Jelonek. The Ostrowo – Anastazewo section has not been served since 2011. We say so plainly, because guidebooks still list it as operational.
approx. 7 min walk
Gniezno Wąskotorowe station adjoins the main station – seven minutes on foot from us.
The railway does not run regularly. After traffic closed in 2015 it returned in vestigial form: weekends in July and August, on a shortened route towards Las Jelonek. The line to Anastazewo is not served. Without confirming the timetable you will arrive at an empty station.
No ticket and no connection needed – comfortable shoes are enough.
Gniezno Wąskotorowe station adjoins the main station – seven minutes on foot from us. No ticket and no connection needed.
A 750 mm narrow-gauge railway with its station by the main one. Seasonal, on a shortened route. Among the highlights: Station by the main railway station, 750 mm gauge, Weekends in July and August, Only the Las Jelonek section, ⚠️ Confirm the timetable first.
We recommend it especially for: Railway fans – provided you check the timetable. From ul. Mieszka I 39 the railway station is 7 minutes on foot, and the bus stops are closer still.
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train to Lednogóra approx. 18 min + walkThe island of the first Piasts with 10th-century palatium ruins. Train to Lednogóra plus an hour’s walk.
A private bathroom cabin, self check-in and a central location – stay at Podziemne Arkady.