Sambir — Chop

The Sambil station is located in the city of Sambil at Shevchenka Street, 32. It was opened in 1861 and played a significant role in the development of the city and the region. The station is equipped with modern infrastructure, including ticket counters for purchasing train tickets, cafes, restrooms, and other amenities for passengers. Sambil became the first city from which trains began to operate, opening up new opportunities for the development of transport and trade. Nearby the station, you can find places for a quick snack, such as:

• Cafe "Smakota"
• Restaurant "Kartoplyana Khata," which specializes in potato dishes

This station has convenient access and parking options, making it ideal for trips to nature, as well as for traveling to nearby cities. From here, you can easily reach various tourist attractions and enjoy the picturesque landscapes of the region.

The Chop station is located in the city of Chop, which is part of the Transcarpathian region. It was built in 1868, making it one of the oldest railway stations in Ukraine. The first train departed from the Chop station on November 1, 1868. Chop is an important transport hub for the railway, connecting Ukraine with Europe. The station serves many international trains, including connections to Budapest, Vienna, Krakow, and Warsaw, making it indispensable for travelers journeying between these cities.

• There is a café at the station where you can quickly grab a bite before your train departs.
• A parking lot for cars is available near the station, providing convenience for travelers who are driving their own vehicles.
• The station is equipped with modern information boards that provide up-to-date information about train schedules and any possible delays.