Today I'm travelling very close to Stockholm, actually only 20min by train. Södertälje is the first stop for long distance trains after Stockholm
Igelstabridge is the tallest and longest railway bridge (if not counting Öresundsbridge) in Sweden.The bridge opened in 1995 and together with Grödingebanan separated long distance from commuter trains.
X74
SJ Regional with Rc6 locomotive
X40
Under the bridge is the terminal for new cars arriving with a ferry from Germany
Järna station is further south and it is only serving Pendeltåg
The station has two tracks for commuter trains, and two tracks for long distance trains
Possibility to charge phone at the station
Old coach at Järna
Short commuter line Södertälje-Gnesta.
I'm back to Södertälje, now visiting the station itself. Since the new station was located outside central parts of Södertälje, it is named Syd - southern station.
Busses are transporting passengers to central Södertälje.
Most long distance trains stops here, including MTR Express.
At the station part, the bridge is also the widest in Sweden.
E4 highway
SJ Regional from Norrköping
SJ Regional to Norrköping
X2 to Göteborg
X40 on the line Linköping-Gävle
At the time of my visit, Snälltåget was the only train not stopping here
SJ Regional to Arboga
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