The return of trains after 25 years. There will be a large pool of tickets for PLN 1

The return of regional trains to Rypin is an important event for the inhabitants of the province. Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship. After 25 years, Arriva trains will reach Brodnica. You had to wait shorter, 6 years, to travel by train on the Laskowice Pomorskie-Wierzchucin section through Lniano, Jastrzębie and Drzycim.

Moreover, in the new timetable, PKP Intercity plans stops in Rypin for two long-distance trains to Grudziądz, as reported by Rynek Kolejowy. The first passenger train to stop at this station after many years was TLK Flisak.

Tickets for PLN 1. Always a cheap ticket for seniors

As in the case of the return of the railway connection to Ciechocinek, the voivodeship authorities have provided a pool of tickets at a symbolic price for travel on the Rypin-Brodnica route. For the first month (from December 13, 2026 to January 17, 2027), the ticket in both directions will cost only PLN 1. For passengers who are over 65 years of age, tickets will be valid for the entire duration of the contracts (until 2030). cost only PLN 4.

On weekdays, the following buses will run between Rypin and Brodnica:

• 10 pairs of trains on weekdays

• 8 pairs of trains on Saturdays

• 7 pairs of trains on Sundays.

The connections will be operated by modern trains equipped with air conditioning, toilets adapted to the needs of people with disabilities and space for transporting at least four bicycles.

Although these are not long sections, the travel time will be shorter. “Passengers will travel the section between Laskowice Pomorskie and Wierzchucin in comfortable, air-conditioned trains in 33 minutes – 6 minutes faster than by car. The train will cover the Rypin-Brodnica route in 23 minutes! Several minutes faster than the bus,” said Aneta Jędrzejewska, Vice-Marshal of the Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship, when announcing these connections.

Rypin and Brodnica for tourists

Tourists can also stay in Rypin. Important historical places include the “House of Torture”, currently the Museum of the Dobrzyń Land, and Jewish and Evangelical cemeteries. Guests and tours also like to visit the Bednarski family’s stained glass studio, which combines the functions of a studio and an art gallery.

In Brodnica, the biggest attraction is the tower of the non-existent Teutonic castle, the highest Gothic tower east of the Vistula.