The railway is moving from vision to reality as large- scale construction continues
The project has fully entered the construction phase, with mainline development actively underway in all three countries. By the end of 2025, 43% of the mainline is expected to be construction-ready and actively advancing.
A glimpse of the current construction progress
Rail Baltica is now in full-scale construction across Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania. Mainline development, international stations, bridges, and crossings are progressing rapidly.
In Estonia, over 70 km of railway substructure is under construction, including major works at the Ülemiste Terminal.
In Latvia, a framework agreement covers 230 km of mainline, with active works near Iecava and ongoing construction at the Riga Central Hub and Airport terminals.
In Lithuania, construction continues on the mainline between Kaunas and Panevėžys, with 114 km expected to be under construction by the end of 2025. 9 km of tracks will be laid, and the future longest railway bridge over the Neris River is taking shape.
By the end of 2025, 43% of the mainline will be construction-ready.
