Brody — Turka

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283КKyiv-PasazhyrskyUzhhorod
Departure
21:44
Travel time
4 hr 24 min
Arrival
02:08

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Route Brody — Turka

  • Distance between stations: 236 km
  • The fastest train No. 283К completes the route in 4 hr 24 min
  • The slowest train No. 283К completes the route in 4 hr 24 min
  • The total number of trains between stations Brody and Turka: 1
  • The first train No. 283К departs from station Brody at 21:44:00 and arrives at station Turka at 02:08:00
  • The last train No. 283К departs from station Brody at 21:44:00 and arrives at station Turka at 02:08:00
  • Thus, trains run in this direction within the interval from 21:44:00 to 21:44:00

Interesting facts about station Brody

The Brody station is located on the Lviv Railway and is one of the largest railway stations in western Ukraine. It was built in 1873 and has since become an important transportation hub for passenger traffic between Ukraine and Europe. Today, the Brody station serves passenger trains to various destinations, and there are shopping facilities and cafes on the premises for the convenience of travelers.

  • Cafe "Smak": offers a wide variety of dishes, making it a great place for a quick snack before your journey.
  • Store "Produkti": here you can buy everything you need for your trip, including water, snacks, and other goods.
  • Free Wi-Fi: available at the station for comfortable internet use while waiting.

The first train from Brody departed in 1873, marking the beginning of railway connections with regions of Ukraine and distant cities in Europe. Over time, the station has become an important center not only for passenger movement but also for the development of business and services in this region.

Interesting facts about station Turka

The Turka station is located in the town of Turka, which is situated in the Lviv region. The city of Turka was founded in the 15th-16th centuries and has a rich historical context. It was here in 1866 that the first railway line connecting Ternopil with Turka was opened. The Turka station is an important transport hub that provides connections between Western Ukraine and various regions of Europe, particularly opening up opportunities for travel to Poland, Slovakia, and other countries.

  • The station has convenient access to local bus routes, allowing for easy movement around the area and to the nearest settlements.
  • There are several small shops and kiosks at the station where passengers can purchase essential items, snacks, and beverages.
  • Recommended dining establishments include traditional Ukrainian restaurants located near the station, where one can enjoy delicious dishes from the local cuisine.