Nizhyn — Tereshchenska

The Nizhyn station is located in the Chernihiv region, about 150 km northeast of Kyiv. Nizhyn is a historic city known for its landmarks and architectural heritage, particularly the Nizhyn Gymnasium and the Mykolayiv Church. At the Nizhyn station, passengers can take advantage of various services, such as:

• Ticket counters for purchasing railway tickets
• Platforms for boarding and disembarking trains
• Luggage storage facilities
• Cafes and shops at the station where food and drinks can be purchased

The first train departed from the Nizhyn station on October 1, 1873, marking an important event in the history of the town. To reach the station, it is convenient to use a minibus from Chernihiv, which regularly runs between these locations. Such transport provides a comfortable and fast journey, making travel easier for passengers.

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.