Poznań Główny, anglicised to Poznan Main, is the chief railway station for the city of Poznań, Poland's fifth-largest city, and capital of the Greater Poland Province.

The station is located at a junction of Warsaw–Kunowice railway, Wrocław–Poznań railway, Kluczbork–Poznań railway, Poznań–Szczecin railway and Poznań–Piła railway. The train services are operated by PKP Intercity, Polregio and Koleje Wielkopolskie.

In 2023, it served 24.9 million passengers, making it the country's second busiest railway station only behind Wrocław Główny.

PKP began planning a modernisation of the station in 2007. In 2009 it began negotiations with seven companies specialising in investments in commercial real estate. A 160 million euro investment agreement was signed with developer Trigranit Development Corporation, paving the way for the construction of an integrated transport centre including a rebuilt station, car parking and a coach station.

The station and its surrounding area is being completely rebuilt and connected to the bus station and the international congress/convention centre. The entire investment aimed to provide an integrated transport complex for UEFA Euro 2012 in Poznań. Construction of the new station began in the first half of 2011 and the first phase, a fully operational booking hall and waiting area, was inaugurated by President Bronisaw Komorowski on 29 May 2012. The old booking hall still exists but is not currently in use for passengers.

An integrated transport hub and shopping centre was opened on 25 October 2013. This features 250 retail units, a coach terminal, cycle lanes and a park and ride facility.

Due to the city's 2010 budget deficit, which resulted from using public funds to build a municipal stadium, the city of Poznan announced that most of the promised investment will be significantly delayed in time, and could remain un-financed even up to 2016. Under a planned third phase, the existing station building would be redeveloped with conference, office and hotel facilities. A study by TTS trade magazine informed in 2014 that the new building was already completed.

• Ignacy Jan Paderewski arrived at the Summer Station (platform 4b) on December 26, 1918, beginning a visit to Poznan which resulted in the outbreak of the Greater Poland Uprising (1918–19).
• Along the main road leading from the station to the city centre are a large number of anti-aircraft bunkers from World War II.
• During communist rule an underground hospital was prepared at the station in case of war. It was fully equipped and regularly visited by the secret services.
• Platform 4a was used twice a day by steam trains to Wolsztyn until 2014.
• On November 25, 2006 Ryszard Kapusciński unveiled a plaque in the hall of the station dedicated to Kazimierz Nowak, who travelled 40,000 km through Africa on foot and by bicycle.
• Trains are announced by computer, it is so far the only such system operated in Poland, which from 1996 to 2012 was voiced by Paweł Binkowski, a New Theatre actor. Currently, announcements are made using speech synthesis.
• Several acres of land around the railway station were the subject of a dispute between the railway authorities, the city and the authorities of the Greater Polish Voivideship since the 1990s. The railway authorities in Warsaw did not want to give this land to the City of Poznań, despite not using it. After long negotiations, the Integrated Transportation Centre (Pol. "Zintegrowane Centrum Komunikacyjne") is being built on it.

Abbreviations: (EN/EC) = international routes operated in conjunction with foreign rail operators, (TLK/IC/EIC) = operated by PKP Intercity, (REGIO) = operated by Polregio and other regional operators.

The station is served by the following services:

• EuroCity services (EC) (EC 95 by DB) (EIC by PKP) Berlin - Frankfurt (Oder) - Rzepin - Poznan - Kutno - Warsaw
• EuroCity services (EC) (EC 95 by DB) (IC by PKP) Berlin - Frankfurt (Oder) - Rzepin - Poznan - Bydgoszcz - Gdansk - Gdynia
• EuroNight services (EN) Paris - Strasbourg - Berlin - Frankfurt (Oder) - Poznan - Warsaw - Brest - Minsk - Moscow
• Express Intercity services (EIC) Szczecin — Warsaw
• Intercity services Swinoujscie - Szczecin - Stargard - Krzyz - Poznan - Kutno - Warsaw
• Intercity services Zielona Gora - Zbaszynek - Poznan - Kutno - Warsaw
• Intercity services Wroclaw - Leszno - Poznan - Bydgoszcz - Gdansk - Gdynia
• Intercity services Zielona Gora - Zbaszynek - Poznan - Torun - Olsztyn
• Intercity services Wroclaw - Leszno - Poznan - Torun - Ilawa - Olsztyn - Elk - Bialystok
• Intercity services Bydgoszcz - Poznan - Kutno - Lowicz - Lodz - Krakow
• Intercity services (IC) Swinoujscie - Szczecin - Stargard - Krzyz - Poznan - Leszno - Wroclaw - Opole - Katowice
• Intercity services Kolobrzeg - Pila - Poznan - Wroclaw - Opole - Czestochowa - Krakow - Rzeszow - Zamosc/Przemysl
• Intercity services (IC) Poznań - Ostrów Wielkopolski - Kępno - Lubliniec - Częstochowa - Kraków
• Intercity services Poznan - Ostrow Wielkopolskie - Lubliniec - Katowice
• Intercity services (TLK) Poznań - Ostrów Wielkopolski - Kępno - Lubliniec - Częstochowa - Kraków
• Intercity services (TLK) Warsaw — Świnoujście
• Regional services (R) Poznan - Gniezno - Mogilno - Inowroclaw - Bydgoszcz
• Regional services (R) Poznan - Gniezno - Mogilno - Inowroclaw - Torun
• Regional services (R) Poznan - Sroda Wielkopolska - Jarocin - Ostrow Wielkopolski - Lodz
• Regional services (R) Poznań - Kluczbork
• Regional services (R) Wroclaw - Leszno - Poznan
• Regional services (R) Szczecinek - Piła Główna - Poznań Główny
• Regional services (R) Szczecin - Stargard - Dobiegniew - Krzyz - Wronki - Poznan
• Regional services (KW) Zbaszynek - Zbąszyn - Opalenica - Poznan
• Regional services (KW) Poznan - Gniezno
• Regional services (KW) Poznan - Września - Konin - Kutno
• Regional services (KW) Wolsztyn - Grodzisk Wielkopolski - Poznan
• Regional services (KW) Poznan - Murowana Goślina - Wągrowiec - Golancz
• Regional services (KW) Poznań – Jarocin – Kępno

Preceding station	PKP Intercity			Following station
Zbąszynek towards Berlin Hbf		EuroCity EC 95  EIC		Konin towards Warszawa Wschodnia
		EuroCity EC 95  IC		Gniezno towards Gdynia Główna
Rzepin towards Paris Est		EuroNight		Warszawa Wschodnia towards Moscow Belorussky
Krzyż towards Szczecin Główny		EIC		Konin towards Warszawa Wschodnia
Środa Wielkopolska towards Kraków Główny		IC		Terminus
		TLK
Słupca towards Warszawa Wschodnia				Opalenica towards Świnoujście
Preceding station	Polregio			Following station
Terminus		PR		Poznań Dębiec towards Wrocław Główny
				Poznań Garbary towards Bydgoszcz Główna
				Poznań Garbary towards Toruń Główny
				Poznań Dębina towards Łódź Kaliska
				Poznań Dębina towards Kluczbork
Poznań Podolany towards Szczecinek				Terminus
Poznań Wola towards Szczecin Główny
Preceding station	KW			Following station
Terminus		Poznań - Kutno		Poznań Garbary towards Kutno
		Poznań - Mogilno		Poznań Garbary towards Mogilno
		Poznań - Gołańcz		Poznań Garbary towards Gołańcz
		Poznań - Piła		Poznań Podolany towards Piła Główna
		Poznań - Krzyż		Poznań Wola towards Krzyż
		Poznań - Zbąszynek		Poznań Górczyn towards Zbąszynek
		Poznań - Wolsztyn		Poznań Dębiec towards Wolsztyn
		Poznań - Rawicz		Poznań Dębiec towards Rawicz
		Poznań - Milicz		Poznań Dębina towards Milicz
		Poznań - Odolanów		Poznań Dębina towards Odolanów
		Poznań - Kępno		Poznań Dębina towards Kępno
		Poznań - Łódź (Co-operated with Łódzka Kolej Aglomeracyjna)		Poznań Dębina towards Łódź Kaliska
		Poznań - Kalisz		Poznań Dębina towards Kalisz
Preceding station	Poznan Metropolitan Railway (PKM)			Following station
Poznań Dębiec towards Kościan		PKM1		Poznań Garbary towards Gniezno
Poznań Górczyn towards Nowy Tomyśl		PKM2		Poznań Garbary towards Września
Poznań Dębiec towards Grodzisk Wielkopolski		PKM3		Poznań Garbary towards Wągrowiec
Poznań Wola towards Wronki		PKM4		Poznań Dębina towards Środa Wielkopolska
Terminus		PKM5		Poznań Podolany towards Rogoźno

Poznań has a large tram network with many services serving the station. All services are operated by MPK Poznań. The tram stops around the station are: Poznań Główny, Most Dworcowy and Dworzec Zachodni

• 3 (Górczyn - Poznań Główny - Rondo Rataje - Rondo Śródka - Małe Garbary - Armii Poznań - Wilczak - Naramowice)
• 5 (Górczyn - Poznań Główny - City Centre - Os. Lecha - Zegrze - Unii Lubelskiej)
• 6 (Junikowo - Budziszyńska - Stadion miejski - Poznań Główny - Rondo Rataje - Rondo Śródka - Miłostowo)
• 8 (Górczyn - Poznań Główny - Małe Garbary - Rondo Śródka - Miłostowo)
• 10 (Połabska - Armii Poznań - Poznań Główny - Dębiec)
• 11 (Piątkowska - Poznań Główny - Dębiec)
• 12 (Os. Sobieskiego - Poznań Główny - Rondo Rataje - Starołęka)
• 14 (Os. Sobieskiego - Poznań Główny - Górczyn)
• 18 (Ogrody - Rynek Jeżycki - Poznań Główny - Rondo Rataje - Os. Lecha - Franowo)

• 51 (Poznań Główny - Garbary - Winogrady - Os. Sobieskiego)
• 68 (Poznań Główny - Podolany)
• 71 (Os. Wichrowe Wzgorze - Połabska - Poznań Główny - Os. Debina)
• 905 (Poznań Główny - Piatkowska - Suchy Las - Zlotkowo - Goleczewo - Zielatkowo - Chludowo)
• 59 (Poznań Główny - Poznań Ławica Airport)

Coach services operated by various Polish PKS coach companies, Flixbus and Sindbad among others depart from the coach station.

• Rail transport in Poland
• List of busiest railway stations in Poland

• Media related to Poznań Główny at Wikimedia Commons
• Poznań Główny Railway Station - Integrated Transport Centre Website
• Poznan Journey Planner