Seydiköy railway station
Seydiköy Train Station is a former contemporary train station owned by TCDD in the Gaziemir district of Izmir.
- Closed- Gaziemir Seydiköy railway station, built by Ottoman Railway Company / Ottoman Railway Company (ORC) and commissioned on 30 October 1858.
The station came under the control of TCDD after the ORC Company was bought and dissolved by TCDD on 1 June 1935.
The station served Alsancak Seydiköy Suburban Trains between 1970 and 1986, and was closed in 1986 due to the disconnection of the İzmir-Alsancak Eğirdir railway and the Gaziemir Seydiköy railway during the expansion of Akçay Street.
The station building, which is in disrepair, was rented and restored by the Gaziemir Municipality from TCDD in 2011 and began to serve as Seydiköy Memorial House.
Key facts
- Type
- former railway station, station located on surface, last station, museum, historic building
- Built
- 1858
- Opened
- 30 October 1858
- Significant event
- closure
- Located in
- Aegean Region
- Named after
- Gaziemir district
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The text on this page is translated from: Seydiköy Tren İstasyonu (tr.wikipedia.org), as of 10 September 2026
Text is available under CC BY-SA 4.0.