Altina railway station

Altina Алтина
View from platform II, looking toward Zemun Polje
General information
Location	Zemun Serbia
Coordinates	44°51′01″N20°20′44″E / 44.85028°N 20.34556°E / 44.85028; 20.34556
Platforms	2 side platforms
Tracks	3
Connections	Bus 81, 81L
Construction
Structure type	At-grade
Parking	Free parking lots
Bicycle facilities	Outdoor racks
Accessible	Elevators (under construction); Braille
History
Opened	2022
Electrified	yes
Route map Rajka Lešjanina St. to Zemun Polje Akire Kurosave St. II I undgrd. passage service track to Zemun
Location

The Altina railway station is a railway stop that serves the Altina neighborhood of Zemun, Serbia. It is located on railway line 101/105, between Zemun and Zemun Polje railway stations.

Along with the nearby Kamendin train stop, the Altina stop was constructed as part of the Belgrade–Novi Sad railway reconstruction of 2019–2022. ^[1] It is served by BG Voz urban rail trains.

Layout

The stop has two side platforms, each 110 meters long, ^[2] serving two tracks that are some 50 meters apart. Between them runs a service track leading to the nearby Zemun marshalling yard. The platforms are connected by an underground passageway.

Services and access

The stop has free parking lots and bicycle racks outside both platforms. Elevator shafts have been constructed but the elevators were not put in use as of April 2022. The stop features an automated public address system and information in Braille on hand railings.

Nearby are bus stops served by city bus lines 81 and 81L.

Gallery

• 
  View from platform I, looking toward Zemun station
• 
  InterCity train Soko passing through on track 2

See also

• BG Voz

References

1. "Три нова стајалишта на брзој прузи: Тошин бунар, Алтина и Камендин" [Three new stops on the rapid railway: Tošin Bunar, Altina, and Kamendin]. Infrastruktura železnice Srbije (in Serbian). 3 March 2022. Retrieved 26 April 2022.
2. "Нова стајалишта на брзој прузи – Алтина и Камендин" [New stops on rapid railway – Altina and Kamendin]. Opština Zemun (in Serbian). 4 March 2022. Retrieved 26 April 2022.