A historic fan-shaped roundhouse with a turntable, five minutes away.
One of the best-preserved complexes of its kind in Poland: a fan-shaped hall with a turntable, workshops and rolling stock that remembers the age of steam. Gniezno was an important railway junction and the scale of the site shows it.
You will see most during open days and special events, when the hall and the rolling stock are accessible.
approx. 5 min walk
Five minutes on foot, on the same track layout as the railway station.
It is a working railway facility, not a museum with a ticket desk – visits happen on set dates and during open days. Check before you come, or you will see it only from outside.
No ticket and no connection needed – comfortable shoes are enough.
Five minutes on foot, on the same track layout as the railway station. No ticket and no connection needed.
A historic fan-shaped roundhouse with a turntable, five minutes away. Among the highlights: Five minutes on foot, Fan-shaped hall with turntable, Historic rolling stock, Working railway facility, Visits on set dates.
We recommend it especially for: Railway and technology enthusiasts arriving by train. From ul. Mieszka I 39 the railway station is 7 minutes on foot, and the bus stops are closer still.
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