Category:Vyborg modern railway station

The railway station exhibits grand proportions with symmetrical facades, tall columns, and decorative elements characteristic of 1950s Soviet architectural designs.

Constructed in 1953 to replace the previous granite structure that was destroyed during the Continuation War in 1941, this station represents post-war reconstruction efforts.

The station building, designed by architects David Goldgor and Sergey Speransky, demonstrates the Soviet approach to public architecture through monumental forms and classical elements.

The facility includes six platforms, thirteen tracks, ticket offices, a cafe, magazine kiosk, currency exchange services, and connects travelers to Saint Petersburg and Helsinki.

The structure maintains its original Soviet-era architectural features and serves as a transportation hub while holding status as a tentative cultural heritage site.

Location: Vyborg

Inception: 1953

Architects: David Semjonovitsj Goldgor, Sergey Speransky

Architectural style: Stalinist Empire style

Part of: Railway Station Square, Vyborg railway station

GPS coordinates: 60.71528,28.75111

Latest update: April 11, 2025 19:24