The station was established in 1862. on the St. Petersburg-Warsaw railway between Druzhilii and Švenčioni stations. It was a Class IV railway station. 1916 Pabrade became a railway hub - the Pabrade-Lentupis railway was built, the railway line to Belarus branched off at the station. After Lithuania regained its independence, the line was abandoned in 2003. closed and later demolished.
The station was founded in 1862. near the St. Petersburg-Warsaw railway between Druzhilii and Švenčioni stations. It was a Class IV railway station. in 1916 Pabradė became a railway hub - the Pabradė-Lentupis railway was built, and the railway line to Belarus branched off at the station. After Lithuania regained its independence, the line was abandoned in 2003. closed and later demolished