Linköping Central Station

Railway station in Linköping, Sweden

Linköping Central Station

General information
Location| Linköping, Linköping Municipality
Sweden
Coordinates| 58°24′58″N 15°37′36″E﻿ / ﻿58.41611°N 15.62667°E﻿ / 58.41611; 15.62667
Elevation| 40 m
Owned by| Jernhusen
Operated by| Trafikverket
Line(s)| Södra stambanan
Distance| 228.6 km (Stockholm C)
Tracks| 5
Construction
Architect| Adolf W. Edelsvärd
History
Opened| 1872
Services
| Preceding station  |  SJ | Following station

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Norrköping Central

towards Stockholm Central

|  | Southern Main Line |  | Nässjö

towards Copenhagen Central

Norrköping Central

towards Gävle Central

|  | Gävle–Linköping  |  | Terminus
Norrköping Central

towards Stockholm Central

|  | EuroNight |  | Nässjö

towards Hamburg or Berlin

Preceding station  | Long distance trains | Following station
Norrköping Central

towards Stockholm Central

|  | Snälltåget |  | Nässjö

towards Malmö Central

| Snälltåget

seasonal

|  | Nässjö

towards Berlin Hbf

Norrköping Central

towards Duved

| Nässjö

towards Malmö Central

Preceding station  | Regional trains | Following station
Norrköping Central

towards Uppsala Central

|  | Mälartåg |  | Terminus
Terminus |  | Krösatågen |  | Tannefors

towards Västervik

Tannefors

towards Kalmar Central

Linghem

towards Norrköping Central

|  | Östgötatrafiken |  | Vikingstad

towards Motala

Vikingstad

towards Tranås

Linköping Central Station is a railway station located at Linköping in Linköping Municipality, Sweden. It is located on the Södra stambanan, which runs from Katrineholm to Malmö.

## History

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The station was constructed between 1871 and 1872 and was designed by the architect Adolf W. Edelsvärd. The architecture of the station was inspired by the Renaissance Revival architecture. It has two floors with windows, symmetric design, red and yellow colors.[1]

The station is situated on the Southern Main Line passing by Katrineholm. Linköping railway station is located in the northern eastern part of the city.

## Gallery

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* Entrance to the station with yellow and red colors.

* Main building of the station.

## References

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1. ^ "Linköpings historia » 1940–1970 Expansion och omstrukturering". Retrieved 2019-10-19.

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