Sumy — Bilopillya

The Sumy Station is located in the city of Sumy in northern Ukraine. It was opened on January 27, 1869. The first train from Sumy departed on May 1, 1869. Sumy Station is one of the oldest railway stations in Ukraine and holds significant historical importance. Since its opening, a large number of passenger and freight transportations have taken place here, contributing to the development of the city and the region. The station offers a variety of services for passenger convenience:

• Ticket offices for purchasing tickets for domestic and international routes
• Relaxation zones for travelers where you can rest before your journey
• A café with a menu of local cuisine where you can enjoy delicious dishes
• Souvenir and local product shops where you can buy unique keepsakes
• Access to car parking for passengers, allowing you to leave your car for an extended period

The Bilopillia station is located in the Bilopillia district of Sumy Oblast, Ukraine. It was opened in 1901 as a junction station on the railway line from Kharkiv to Belgorod. Today, Bilopillia plays an important role in railway communication, connecting the region with other parts of the country. There are several available service establishments in the immediate vicinity of the station where travelers can have a quick snack. The station also has ample parking for cars, making it convenient for passengers arriving by private transport.

• Services at Rokytne-Volynske Station:
  • Cafes and shops located near the station.
  • Availability of taxis and buses for further travel along central routes.
  • Parking for cars, ensuring convenience for drivers.
• Services at Bilopillia Station:
  • A 24-hour cafe offering a variety of dishes.
  • Bus stops providing the opportunity for further travel to neighboring settlements.
  • Parking for both passenger and freight vehicles, which provides comfort for all passengers.