Halych — Vorokhta

The Halych station is located in the Ivano-Frankivsk region on the railway line Uzhhorod – Ternopil. It was built in 1873 and opened for passenger traffic on November 25 of the same year. The first train that departed from Halych station was also interesting in that it was serviced by a worker from the station, as the driver was preparing the train for departure. Halych station is an important railway hub through which trains travel to various corners of Ukraine and international destinations.

• Services at the station: ticket offices, shops, cafes, as well as free Wi-Fi for passengers.
• Parking for cars: there is an opportunity to leave the car in a specially designated area that is monitored 24/7.
• How to get there: from the center of Halych, you can reach the station by taxi or public transportation, including buses and routes that operate in this direction.

Vorokhta station is located in a picturesque corner of the Carpathians, making trips from this station a true pleasure thanks to the breathtaking views of the mountains and forests. The station was opened in 1894 and has become an important departure point for trains heading into the mountains. The first train from Vorokhta station departed on May 23, 1894. Here you can take advantage of the following services:

• Shops where you can purchase groceries, souvenirs, and various crafts by local artisans
• Cozy cafes offering delicious dishes of Ukrainian cuisine and beverages
• Taxi services for convenient transportation to the mountain resorts and popular tourist spots

In addition, there are several excellent hiking routes near the station that lead to the nearest nature reserves, picturesque waterfalls, and other natural attractions that provide unforgettable experiences.