Train Station

The station building was constructed in the 1860s and was rebuilt in the early 20th century. The railroad began operating in Sławno in 1869. Until 1945, Sławno was a major transportation hub. It is also worth noting the numerous narrow-gauge rail connections that existed at that time. The narrow-gauge railway lines were dismantled after World War II, and the tracks were removed. The station building is constructed of exposed brick and features preserved architectural details and historic technical equipment. In front of the building stands a historic electric pole from the 1930s. Recently, the station has regained its former glory—it underwent revitalization by PKP. It has been adapted to meet the needs of people with disabilities, and a bicycle shelter and a small playground for children have also been built. Free Wi-Fi is available. The station is closed at night.