Sumy — Ostky

The Sumy Station is located in the city of Sumy in northern Ukraine. It was opened on January 27, 1869. The first train from Sumy departed on May 1, 1869. Sumy Station is one of the oldest railway stations in Ukraine and holds significant historical importance. Since its opening, a large number of passenger and freight transportations have taken place here, contributing to the development of the city and the region. The station offers a variety of services for passenger convenience:

• Ticket offices for purchasing tickets for domestic and international routes
• Relaxation zones for travelers where you can rest before your journey
• A café with a menu of local cuisine where you can enjoy delicious dishes
• Souvenir and local product shops where you can buy unique keepsakes
• Access to car parking for passengers, allowing you to leave your car for an extended period

The Ostky station is located in the southwest of Ukraine, in the city of Ostky, Nizhyn district, Chernihiv region. It was opened on December 7, 1870. The first train from Ostky departed on December 8, 1870. The Ostky station serves passengers on the routes Ostky - Chernihiv and Ostky - Kharkiv. Various services are also offered here, including:

• Ticket sales counter
• Waiting room
• Availability of a small supermarket
• Restrooms

For those traveling by car, parking is available. In the vicinity of the station, you can find several dining establishments to visit before departure or after arrival. Additionally, due to the increased demand for travel, we highly recommend purchasing tickets in advance to avoid inconveniences.