Inside Malbork Railway Station

A lot of railway stations are destinations onto themselves. This is probably true for the very large train stations of old. However, there are a lot of stations which don’t have the size but are still quite attractive. I think the Malbork Railway Station is one of those. It is built in red brick and it is quite attractive. It has that nice European look to it. I managed to get a sandwich for lunch and I went inside to find a seat. Fortunately, there was a seating area inside the train station. There were actually several other passengers here obviously waiting for their train ride.

Detail Inside Malbork Railway Station

My train ride isn’t scheduled until three hours later, however, I have finished exploring the castle and I seemed to have finished early. I was hoping I would be able to board an earlier train so I don’t have to wait longer to get back to Warsaw. I was watching television in the station when they showed that there was already snow in the mountainous areas. It appeared to be a cemetery and only that that I realized that it was actually All Saints Day which explains why the castle was closed. It was silly of me to not realize this sooner. Long story short, I was able to board the earlier train without hassle and I was back in Warsaw in less than three hours.

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