New C30 train for Stockhom metro (tunnelbana)

VR's global empire is growing, as last year the Finnish state owned BR bought the Swedish based MTRX to itself, thus beginning to be responsible for high-speed trains operations between Stocholm a... (more)

A Hectorrail Siemens Vectron preparing to depart with a Gothenburg bound Flixtrain low cost service. The German low cost carrier Flixtrain expanded briefly to Sweden offering low cost trains betwe... (more)

Sj's high-speed train X2000 crosses the Ã…rsta railway bridge while speeding towards Stockholm Central railway station.

Nice summer day in Stockholm highlights the journey of SJ's overnight train from Berlin to Stockholm, which at the moment is crossing the beautiful Ã…rsta railway bridge while the class Rc6 electr... (more)

Roslagsbanan narrow-gauge (891mm) commuter train on line 28 toward Stockholms östra. X10p trains were constructed between 1988-1995 by ABB/Adtranz. New Stadler X15p trains will replace these in c... (more)

X74 unit adjacent to Stockholm Central.

ER1 unit adjacent to Stockholm Central.

X2000 trainset No. 2508 approaching Stockholm Central.

Stockholm tram just after leaving the station at Trekanten.

"Flirt" X74 # 74006 of the MTR is entering Stockholm Central as train 96016 from Gothenburg. The MTR has 6 of this trains for 200 km/h built by StadlerRail in Switzerland in 2014/2015.

Highspeed tilting train "X2000" X2 # 2020 of the Swedish State Railway (SJ) is leaving Stockholm Central. This is one of only a few trains which are refurbished and modernized yet.

Three car intercity train X40-3 # 3719 of the SJ for 200 km/h near Solna station, running to the Hagalund stable tracks.

Alstom Coradia Nordic X60 # 6086 train of Storstockholms Lokaltrafik (SL) running southbound near Solna station. More then 100 of this 107 meter long trains for 160 km/h maximum velocity were buil... (more)

Former Swedish State Railways (SJ) electric locomotive Hg # 787 of the Swedish Railway Museum in Hagalund yard near Solna station. Hg # 787 was built in 1949 by Svenska Järnvägsstäderna in Falu... (more)