Toruń Towarowy TRB, Railway station in Toruń, Poland.

Toruń Towarowy TRB is a freight station on the southern edge of Toruń, near the junction where lines from the city's main passenger station split toward Inowrocław and Włocławek. It consists of a fan of sidings, low loading ramps and hardstanding for lorries, with no passenger platforms. The site serves local industry rather than travellers.

The station was established during Poland's industrial growth in the late 1800s as trade expanded between major cities. It developed from that period as a key point in the network connecting northern regions with commercial centers.

Toruń Towarowy lies on the former Prussian Eastern Railway line, opened through Toruń in 1871, and its name marks it as the city's goods yard, distinct from Toruń Główny passenger station. The site keeps a flat marshalling yard with sidings where wagons are sorted, and the Polish state railway operator PKP holds the land.

The station is accessible by road that leads to the cargo areas for loading and unloading. Visitors should be aware this is an active freight facility with restricted access to certain areas for safety reasons.

Toruń Towarowy TRB sits on the former Prussian Eastern Railway line and once handled the freight traffic of the Toruń stronghold. Its broad marshalling yard still lets a visitor pick out rows of parallel sidings and a hump where wagons were sorted by destination.