Somehow central train station in smaller towns in Sweden is called "resecentrum" to make it sound modern, so here what I think about the city's train station. It's smallish but it's a stop for both Intercity train, the local train and the fast train X2000. There's the standard Pressbyrån inside and Espresso House if you don't want to buy coffee from Pressbyrån. There's also a small shop that sells train fast food (cola, salad, sandwiches (or mackor, as they call them in Swedish) and obviously they offer fikameny (kanelbullar och kaffe, anyone?). There's SJ printing machine and benches to sit on. Pretty standard and average train station. The train station is not located in the city center - but on the edge of the city, so you have to walk through the "Järnvägaveny" all the way to the city center. It's probably around 10-minute walk, not more, not less.

Almost 50 degrees inside. No fans around to circulate the warm air. 1 or 2 toilets which always have long lines of people waiting. Storage lockers never availabe (always full). Too small station for busy summer traffic.

Nothing special about it... no good shopping or restaurants. A cafe and a small convenient store that’s it...

A great place to wait, especially the room with Alfons for kids.

Good looking train station with some shops and cafe inside. Unfortunately the train is not very reliable.

The station is quite deserted. But the waiting area of the station has pressbyrån ! Nothing around. There is a 10 minute walk to the city centre.

It is located near to the downtown, and has access to almost all parts of the place through different busses. Only thing you need to worry is about the timing of busses. But apart from that it is good and has free wifi so you can be connected.

Good architecture. Pleasing to a foreign eyes.

Quite good train station with a splendid choice of small shops. Usually free toilets. An ordinary but good train station.