Zelenogorsk Station

The station in Zelenogorsk, historically known as Terijoki, opened in 1870 upon the completion of the Riihimäki–St. Petersburg railway line. The first wooden station building was later replaced by a stone one, designed by architect Bruno Granholm and put into operation on December 1, 1917. In 1950, the building was reconstructed according to a design by A. A. Grechannikov and has survived to this day. During the period of autonomy before St. Petersburg, up to 40 pairs of trains ran daily from this station, and in 1911–1915, more railway tickets were sold here than at any other station in Finland except Helsinki.