Klesiv — Vorozhba

The Klesiv station was opened in 1873 and is one of the oldest stations in Ukraine. It is located in the Zhytomyr region, near the eponymous city of Klesiv. The first train to pass through this station departed in 1874. Klesiv station occupies an important place on the railway map of Ukraine, as it connects the regions of Zhytomyr and Vinnytsia, providing comfortable and convenient transportation for passengers.

• The station offers the following services:
  • Ticket office for purchasing travel tickets.
  • Waiting room for passengers, where they can relax before departure.
  • Shops with food and drinks, offering a variety for the convenience of travelers.
  • Parking for cars, allowing passengers to leave their vehicles in a safe place during their journey.

The Vorožba station is located in the south of Ukraine, in the Kherson region. It was opened in 1873 and is considered one of the largest stations on the Crimean railway. Vorožba is an important industrial center characterized by developed agriculture. The nearest stop for motorists is only 5 km from the station, where there is free parking for passengers. The distance to Kyiv, the capital of Ukraine, is about 600 km, making this station convenient for trips to the capital and other regions. The station offers several dining establishments, including the café "U Romana," which operates until late hours. Additionally, there is the possibility to purchase train tickets, obtain information about the train schedule, and take advantage of other services for passengers.