Olimpijka

Olimpijka was an informal name for the remnants of an uncompleted motorway that was under construction in the 1970s in Poland. It should have crossed the country from east to west and as part of the route between Berlin and Moscow. One section of the planned road was completed in the 1980s, but on another section west of Warsaw the construction was abandoned due to the economic crisis which gripped Poland in the late 1970s, leaving curious ruins of bridges and viaducts (examples: 52.11930°N 20.507441°E / 52.11930; 20.507441,52.073321°N 20.30740°E / 52.073321; 20.30740) in the countryside that became a minor tourist attraction.

Unfinished bridge over planned and unfinished Central Mainline
Location
Regions East Germany
Poland
Soviet Union
Major cities Berlin
Poznań
Łódź
Warsaw
Minsk
Moscow
Highway system
National roads in Poland
Voivodeship roads

Construction of the A2 motorway resumed along exactly the same route in 2010. All the remnants of Olimpijka were destroyed during construction.

Polish part of Olimpijka

Września — Konin stretch

A2 E30
Poznań

() Września DK 92 (formerly as DK 2)
Sołeczno (dir. Świecko) parking area
Gozdowo (dir. Warszawa) parking area
Skarboszewo (dir. Świecko) parking area
() Słupca DW 466
Lądek (dir. Warszawa) parking area
() Road toll Lądek
() Sługocin DW 467
Bridge over Warta river 250 m
Services Osiecza
() Interchange Konin Zachód DK 25
A2 E30
Warsaw (Warszawa)

Nieborów — Warszawa stretch

A2 E30
Poznań

(26) Skierniewice DK 70
Rest area Bolimów (dir. Świecko) (planned)
Rest area Mogiły (dir. Warszawa) (planned)
(27) Zyrardów DK 50
Rest area Baranów (dir. Świecko) (planned)
Rest area Baranów (dir. Warszawa) (planned)
(28) Grodzisk Mazowiecki DW 579
Rest area (dir. Świecko) (planned)
Rest area (dir. Warszawa) (planned)
Road toll {{{1}}} (planned)
(29) Pruszków DW 719
(30) Interchange Konotopa S8 E67
S2 E30
Warsaw (Warszawa)

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