Číčenice - Číčenice

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Photos from leaving for the reserve after ZVS as a driver of the T55 M tank in Týn nad Vltavou

Modified classic railway station, train departures in the direction of Ceske Budejovice, Brno, Jihlava, Plzen, Strakonice, Pribram and Prague. Passenger trains do not run in the direction of Týn nad Vltavou, passenger transport on the line Číčenice - Týn nad Vltavou is stopped due to non-ordering of trains by the South Bohemian Region. In front of the railway station there is a bus stop for lines to Vodňany, Netolice, Lhenice, Temelín and Týn nad Vltavou (bus line for canceled trains to Týn nad Vltavou.)

Cozy train station, heated waiting room, vending machine for something small to eat, tea, coffee. Since September 2020, there is an information board. In front of the station building there is a bus stop Číčenice, žel. station.

For long-distance train journeys, this is the transfer station from us. Spite. HUSINEC for directions such as ČESKÉ BUDĚJOVICE, PLZEŇ, PRAGUE, BRNO, ČESKÉ VELENICE and also from ČÍČENICE to NOVÉ ÚDOLÍ. This is not exactly great for traveling. In addition, in the ČÍČENICE waiting room there is a catering (small things like sweet sticks, biscuits and I think perhaps even simple bakettes) and a drinking (mostly coffee) vending machine.

It is remarkable how branched the local railway junction is. Trains from České Budějovice, Písek, Protivín, Strakonice, Prachatice, Vodňany and Volary commute here. The Číčenice-Týn nad Vltavou railway line was completed on 14 December 2013. I arrived from Týn by bus, which, however, has a stop right next to the station building. Although it was noon on weekdays, the station building was open, but the cash registers were out of order. Access to the station building or to any platform is not barrier-free. It is remarkable how branched the local railway junction is. Trains from České Budějovice, Písek, Protivín, Strakonice, Prachatice, Vodňany and Volary commute here. The Číčenice-Týn nad Vltavou railway line was terminated on 14 December 2013. I arrived from Týn by bus, which, however, has a stop right next to the station building. Although it was noon on weekdays, the station building was open, but the ticket offices were out of order. Access to the station building or to any platform is not barrier-free.