Pehlivanköy railway station

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Pehlivanköy Railway Station
Station statistics
Platforms	2
Tracks	4
Other information
Opened	1873
Electrified	1997
Owned by	TCDD

Pehlivanköy Railway Station (Pehlivanköy Garı in Turkish is a railway station in the town of Pehlivanköy. The station is serviced by many trains (See below).

History

The station was built in 1873 by the Chemins de fer Orientaux on their İstanbul-Vienna main line. The station was serviced by the world famous Orient Express, between İstanbul and Paris. The Turkish State Railways took over the CO in 1937 and took over the station as well. The tracks were electrified in 1997.

Service

Previous	Service	Next
Uzunköprü Towards Thessaloniki	Dostluk/Filia Express	Alpullu Towards İstanbul
Edirne Towards Bucharest	Bosphorus Express	Alpullu Towards İstanbul
Edirne Towards Belgrade	Balkans Express	Alpullu Towards Sirkeci
Uzunköprü Terminus	İstanbul-Uzunköprü Regional	Doğanca Towards İstanbul
Sazlımalköy Towards Kapıkule	İstanbul-Kapıkule Regional	Doğanca Towards İstanbul
Uzunköprü Terminus	Uzunköprü-Alpullu Regional	Alpullu Terminus
Uzunköprü Towards Kapıkule	Kapıkulle-Alpullu Regional	Alpullu Terminus

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