History of the Railwayman's Day

The tradition of this holiday dates back to interwar periods. In 1932, November 25 was officially declared the Day of A railwayman, although this profession had been appreciated before. After World War II, Despite the changing fate of the railways, the holiday survived and to this day reminds us of the the great importance of this industry in the economic and social development of Poland.

The holiday is also an occasion to recall the history of railways – from the first steam locomotives that revolutionized transport in the nineteenth century, to the modern fast and ecological Trains.

The importance of the work of railroad workers

The work of a railwayman is not only a profession, but often also a passion accompanied by great responsibility. Every day, railway workers make sure that thousands of passengers and millions of tons of the loads reached their destination safely. Thanks to their work, the railway remains one of the most important the most important and environmentally friendly means of transport.

Dear Railwaymen!

On the occasion of the Railwayman's Day We would like to express our sincere thanks and wishes to all those who with their work contribute to the development of Polish railways.

May each of your days will be full of satisfaction from the work performed, and every kilometer covered on the tracks will be safe and peaceful. We wish you health, prosperity and many successes – both professional and personal. May your work always meet with respect and appreciation, and the passion for railways continues for the next few years. Generation.

Thank you for thanks to you the railway in Poland is alive and developing, and travelling is becoming a pleasure!

Happy routes and always a green semaphore!