Liberec, AN

Clear, toilets, could be more covered, a lot of blowing there

Quite horrible nowadays. However, the worst is the Čadad liberec with its services. Compared to the Central Bohemian region is not comparable. Constant bus delays, catastrophic condition of some buses.

Were here on Sunday. Nothing works: no reference - whether they came for a transfer, no waiting room - but it was cold and I wanted to hide somewhere, go to the toilet, buy food.

The bus station is functional, near the center and near the Czech Railways station, near public transport by tram, very well accessible

We call it that, but it's actually a winding area of ​​platforms, over which someone made a roof at a fairly high height so that it wouldn't rain on you in the vertical rain. Unfortunately, it doesn't always rain vertically, despite the fact that you will rather mind the wind. Thanks to its location above the tunnel, the demolition of the surrounding buildings is looking for a way mainly through this area. The station, in the sense of buildings providing services to passengers, is represented by a futuristic set of unicells, while in another cell you will find toilets and in the next booth there is a snack bar. But you still wouldn't put anything in there, so don't decide when they are open. Thanks to this, the bus station is a study field for urban planners dealing with human perception and emotions. Being a foreign tourist who arrives by bus to the fifth largest city in the Czech Republic, you must experience a surprising mixture of feelings. To get a better impression of the maturity of our civilization, I recommend connecting (although obviously an extraordinary gap between two houses, or around the Uranus building, where only locals know that the reconstruction, already announced scaffolding, has been going on for ten years and in fact only protects passers-by from falling out. full window) to the main train station. Although the train is actually an invention of a century of steam, the train station today is a lively, cultural, functional space.

The Liberec bus station is located close to the train station and the public transport stop, which makes it easy for passengers to switch to other modes of transport. Liberec has a very good direct bus connection with Prague (AN Černý Most, metro B) in an interval of about 60 minutes, the journey time is approximately 1 hour and 10 minutes. Other direct bus lines connect Liberec with Hradec Králové, Brno, Luhačovice, Olomouc, Prostějov, Vrchlabí, Špindlerův Mlýn and other cities, including abroad. Liberec Bus Station is situated close to the railway station and the public transport stops, which makes it easy for passengers to switch to other modes of transport. Liberec has a very good direct bus connection to Prague (AN Černý Most, metro B) within intervals about 60 minutes, the journey time is approximately 1 h 10 min. Other direct bus lines connect Liberec with Hradec Králové, Brno, Luhačovice, Olomouc, Prostějov, Vrchlabí, Špindlerův Mlýn and other towns, including abroad.