Odesa-Holovna — Pomichna

The Odessa-Golovna station is located in the center of Odesa, at the intersection of Prymorska Street and Hlavna Square. It was opened on August 14, 1875. The first train that departed from this station was connected to Chisinau. The Odessa-Golovna station is one of the largest and busiest stations in Ukraine. It serves passengers in many directions, including the route to Lozova. Various amenities for travelers are located near the station, such as:

• cafes and restaurants for quick bites and relaxation;
• luggage storage services;
• transportation services to the city center.

The Pomichna station is located in the Pershotravenskyi district of Luhansk region. The first mentions of the station date back to 1870 when the Pomichna - Luhansk railway became part of the Kursk-Azov railway. At that time, the Pomichna station was one of the most significant railway junctions in the region. The modern passenger hall of the station, opened at the beginning of the 20th century, reflects the style of classical Renaissance. Nearby the station, there are several dining establishments, including:

• Café "Na Zupynci" - a great place for a light snack with a cozy atmosphere.
• Canteen "Smak" - offers a variety of homemade dishes and delicious pastries that will delight even the most discerning visitors.

The station is equipped with free Wi-Fi, allowing travelers to stay connected with family and friends, as well as quickly check the train schedule.

Due to its strategically advantageous location, the Pomichna station is an important transport hub that provides convenient access to various travel destinations. Both long-distance and suburban trains stop here, making it an ideal starting point for anyone planning a railway journey.