Poznan Train Station

One of the largest and most important train stations in Poland, Poznan Main Train Station (known as 'Poznan Glowny' in Polish) can be found in the very centre of Poznan. At Poznan Glowny you can catch a train to the capital Warsaw or cross the border and reach Berlin and other cities in Germany. Needless to say that there are also connections to most major Polish cities. To reach the train station, you can catch buses 51, 68, 76, L or trams 5, 6, 8, 10, 11, 12, 14.

Worse experience ever. Whoever is running the show should be fired. Trains that are schedule for one track are consistantly reassigned to another 5 minutes before arrival. Announcement of the changes are only made in Polish, all other train stations I have been at included at least German and/or English announcements. People are herding though a narrow construction area to make the train.
The information desk was useless, they didn't know what was going on, all they did was tell us to look at the schedule.
I can't overemphasis what a CF this station is. Reminds me of what people must have put up with when the USSR ran the show.

Unlikely, you can also find delicious veg-sandwich in the station.

Opening hours are very convinient. Customer service avail in English also. People will help you if needed.

Great experience.

A little scary at first, but it's perfectly safe and fairly easy to buy your train tickets here.