Kunowice-Frankfurt border crossing

Kunowice-Frankfurt is a railway crossing that spans the Oder River and connects the Polish village of Kunowice with the German city of Frankfurt Oder. The facility includes platforms, waiting areas, and inspection facilities on both sides of the border.

The crossing was established in 1870 and formed a crucial connection in the developing railway network between Warsaw and Berlin. It has remained operational through many political and economic changes since then.

The railway station serves as a meeting point between Polish and German rail systems, where travelers from different countries pass through daily. You can feel the blend of two different railway traditions and practices in how the station operates.

The crossing is easy to navigate with clear platforms and pathways for travelers with luggage. International travelers should allow extra time for border control procedures.

The crossing forms part of the European E20 route from Berlin to Moscow and handles both passenger and freight trains. This important trade route connects Northern Europe with the eastern part of the continent.

Location: Kunowice

Location: Frankfurt (Oder)

Part of: Germany–Poland border

GPS coordinates: 52.32119,14.57642

Latest update: December 14, 2025 16:46