Vydubychi — Tereshchenska

The Vydubychi station is located in the village of Vydubychi, which is near the capital of Ukraine - Kyiv. It was opened on June 8, 1977, and is one of the newest railway stations in the country. Vydubychi station serves trains that operate from Kyiv to various regions of Ukraine and beyond. Trains from this station are often used by passengers traveling to Vinnytsia and other cities in Ukraine.

• Services at the station:
  • A comfortable cafe where you can have a quick snack and enjoy beverages.
  • The train schedule is available on electronic boards, providing convenience for travel planning.
  • The presence of ticket vending machines allows for quick and convenient purchase of travel documents.
  • Easy access to public transportation ensures comfortable commuting within Kyiv.

The first mention of the Tereshchenska station dates back to 1474. Archaeologists have discovered remnants of a Trypillian settlement, indicating the ancient habitation of this territory. The station is located near one of the largest open-air museums in Ukraine - the Maidan of Musicians. Here you can enjoy exhibitions related to military history, displays in honor of fallen heroes, as well as view a museum of retro technology.

• Services at the station: information point, quick snack kiosk, free Wi-Fi.
• Parking: there are specially designated spaces for cars and a bike parking area.
• Nearby restaurants: the café "Tereshchenka," where you can indulge in delicious dishes of Ukrainian cuisine, and "Taste Workshop," specializing in international cuisine.

Visitors can also make use of free city maps and informational brochures, which will help them plan their time and visit the most interesting places near the station. Up-to-date information about the train schedule and ticket availability can be found on our website or by contacting the ticket office at the station.