Tianjin Railway Station
Address: Xinwei Road 1, Hebei District, Tianjin (intersection of Xinwei Road and Haihe East Road, Hebei District)
Tianjin Railway Station? -? Subway station?
Take the subway: Subway Line 2? Metro Line 3 Jinbin Light Rail Metro Line 9
Tianjin Railway Station Haihe Square? -? Bus stop
By bus:? 35? 35-way interval? 9 1 road? 92, 96? 96-way interval? 185? 46 1 road? 635, 639? 666 road? Road 676? 806 road? 827 road? 828, 836? 845 road? 868 road? 902 road? No.905 sightseeing No.3? 62 1 road
Tianjin Railway Station? -? Bus stop
By bus:? Number five? Number 8? 13 road? 24-way 24-way night bus? 27? 27-night bus? Number 50? 97, 186? 186 express? 46 1 road? 462 road? 570, 570, little wire? 574 road? 62 1 road? Road 634? 638 road 638 road interval? Road 645? 645 road interval? 650, 660? Road 663? 666 road? Road 672? 689 road? 802.808? 824 road? 832 road? 858 road? 95 1 road? 953 road 96 1 road
Introduction:
The Beijing-Tianjin intercity high-speed railway has five stations: Beijing South, Yizhuang, Yongle (reserved), Wuqing and Tianjin. The first phase of the line will use CRH3 and CRH2C EMUs with a speed of 350 kilometers per hour ... The whole running time is about 29 minutes. The design minimum departure interval of intercity high-speed railway is 3.5 minutes.
Beijing South Railway Station and tianjin railway station will realize zero-distance transfer between ordinary high-speed rail, high-speed railway and city subway. The Beijing-Tianjin Intercity High-speed Railway is located above the platforms of Beijing Metro Line 4 and 14 of Beijing South Railway Station, realizing zero transfer with the subway. Yizhuang Station of intercity high-speed rail will be interchanged with the planned light rail line. Intercity high-speed rail can be interchanged with Tianjin Metro Line 2, Line 3 and Line 9 (west section of Jinbin Light Rail) under construction at Tianjin Railway Station.
The Beijing-Tianjin Intercity High-speed Railway is operated by "Beijing-Tianjin Intercity Railway Co., Ltd." jointly established by the Ministry of Railways, Beijing Municipality and Tianjin Municipal Government. Beijing-Tianjin intercity trains use a brand-new e-ticket system, which is different from the paper tickets used in general lines.