Germany is strengthening European rail connectivity through the Rail Baltica project, linking Poland with Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia via a modern standard-gauge network. The corridor will improve cross-border travel, boost tourism and trade, and reduce travel barriers across the region. Connecting cities including Berlin, Warsaw, Vilnius, Riga and Tallinn, the project is set to create faster, greener and more seamless journeys across Northern and Eastern Europe.
Germany links Baltics with Rail Baltica corridor

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