The fastest train No. 856О completes the route in 3 hr 28 min
The slowest train No. 896К completes the route in 4 hr 3 min
The total number of trains between stations Fastiv 1 and Plysky: 9
The first train No. 770К departs from station Fastiv 1 at 07:24:00 and arrives at station Plysky at 11:04:00
The last train No. 896Д departs from station Fastiv 1 at 16:02:00 and arrives at station Plysky at 19:53:00
Thus, trains run in this direction within the interval from 07:24:00 to 16:02:00
Interesting facts about station Fastiv 1
The Kyiv-Pasazhyrskyi station is one of the largest and busiest railway stations in Ukraine. It was opened in 1868 and has since become an important transport hub not only for the capital but also for all regions of the country. The station serves thousands of passengers daily, providing them with comfort and convenience during their travels.
Current services: the station area features cafes, shops, car services, and other amenities that contribute to a comfortable stay for passengers.
Parking: a paid parking lot is available for cars, allowing for easy parking during your journey.
How to get there: the station is located in the very center of Kyiv, making it accessible for passengers. It can be easily reached by metro, buses, trolleybuses, and minibuses, which is convenient for those planning their travels.
Interesting facts about station Plysky
The Plisky station is located in a picturesque corner of Ukraine - on the banks of the Desna River. This station is known for its architecture, particularly the Gothic style of its buildings. The opening date of the Plisky station is considered to be 1897 when the first train passed through here. From the station, breathtaking views are available, and strolls along the river offer unique emotions.
There is a small shop at the station where various products and beverages can be purchased.
Nearby the station, there are several cafes where you can enjoy a tasty meal and relax.
From Plisky, it is also easy to reach numerous historical landmarks in the surrounding villages, such as ancient churches, museums, and other cultural sites.