Malbork Train Station: Gateway to a Medieval Marvel
Discover the historic charm of Malbork from its train station, your gateway to the stunning castle and rich cultural heritage of this captivating Polish town.
Nestled in the heart of Malbork, the Malbork Train Station is not just a transit point; it is the gateway to one of Poland's most fascinating historical sites. This station combines functionality with a touch of regional charm, welcoming visitors with its well-maintained facilities and easy access to the surrounding areas. Upon arrival, you will be greeted by the sight of friendly locals and fellow travelers, all eager to explore the wonders that Malbork has to offer. The crown jewel of this town is undoubtedly the Malbork Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the largest brick castle in the world. It is a breathtaking example of medieval architecture and a testament to the Teutonic Knights’ historical influence in the region. From the station, it’s just a short walk or a quick bus ride to this architectural masterpiece, where you can delve into the rich history and enjoy guided tours that bring the past to life. Beyond the castle, Malbork boasts a quaint town center filled with cafes, shops, and local markets that provide a glimpse into the daily life of its residents. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to taste traditional Polish dishes at nearby restaurants or indulge in some shopping for unique souvenirs. The train station is well-connected, making it easy for tourists to venture to other nearby attractions, ensuring that your visit to Malbork is both convenient and memorable.
Local tips
- Purchase a combined ticket for the castle and museum for better savings.
- Check the train schedules in advance, as they can vary, especially on weekends.
- Bring a camera; the views of the castle from the surrounding areas are stunning.
- Plan to visit during the week for fewer crowds at the castle.
A brief summary to Malbork
- Dworcowa, Malbork, 82-200, PL
Getting There
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Car
If you are driving from Gdańsk, take the A1 motorway heading south. Follow the signs for Toruń until you reach the exit for Malbork (exit 284). After exiting, continue on S7 for approximately 15 km until you reach the city. Once in Malbork, follow the signs towards the city center. The main attraction, the Malbork Castle, is located near Dworcowa Street, where you'll find parking options nearby.
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Train
To reach Malbork by train, head to Gdańsk Główny train station. Trains to Malbork run frequently throughout the day. You can purchase tickets at the station or online through the PKP Intercity website. The journey takes approximately 30-40 minutes. Upon arrival at Malbork train station, exit the station and walk about 1 km towards the Malbork Castle, which is well-signposted.
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Bus
From Gdańsk, you can take a bus to Malbork. The bus departs from the Gdańsk bus station (Dworzec Autobusowy) and takes about 45 minutes to 1 hour. Check the local bus company’s schedule for departure times and ticket prices. Once you arrive at the Malbork bus station, it is a short walk (about 1 km) to the castle and the city center.
Attractions Nearby to Malbork
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Teutonic castle in Sztum
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Dom podcieniowy Johana Jacoba Ziemera
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Rynek w Tczewie
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Ship Wreck Center for Conservation
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Dawna zabytkowa parowozownia
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Dom podcieniowy
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Zulawski Historic Park
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Porch House No 50
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Strażnica wałowa
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Krajobraz Żuław
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Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary
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Wyspa Spichrzów w Elblągu
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Pałac Marysieńki, 1679 r.
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Museum of Archeology and History in Elblag
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️ ELBLĄG (I LOVE ELBLĄG)
Landmarks nearby to Malbork
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Malbork
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Jezioro Pelpińskie
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Lokalna Organizacja Turystyczna KOCIEWIE
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Vistula Museum. National Nautical Museum Branch.
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Hotel Gniew Castle
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Żegluga Ostródzko - Elbląska
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Ścieżka Kościelna w Elblągu
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Stary Rynek
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Old Pub Jaszczur
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MJAZZGA
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Plac Jagiellończyka
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Elbląg
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Dwór Bieland
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HOTEL GNIECKI
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Punkt widokowy Wiosło Małe