Railway station Dnepropetrovsk – Main

Dnipropetrovsk-Main is the central station of Dnipropetrovsk, Ukraine. It is located on the right bank of the Dnieper River, in the city center on Petrovsky Avenue. Directly near the station is the metro station Vokzalnaya. The station belongs to the Dnieper Railway, and passes about 70 trains a day.

The station was opened in 1884 under the name Ekaterinoslav. In 1926, the station together with the city was renamed Dnepropetrovsk. During the Great Patriotic War, the station building was thoroughly destroyed. The new structure was built in 1951. The project of the new station was carried out by architect A. Dushkin.

Dnipropetrovsk-Main is famous for its beauty, especially in the dark. At night, the station and its columns are illuminated by artificial illumination of almost all colors of the rainbow. Inside the station is a very spacious hall, which also contains columns decorated with marble. There is a well-developed infrastructure, and in the station you can not only issue tickets, but also order a taxi, print out documents, book a place in a hotel or relax in a bar and buffet.

In 2002, the station took first place in competitions among passenger transport teams.

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