Třemošnice

Unmanned station. WC box.

Ordinary train station with no refreshment stand, functional WC.

The place is nice, but a shop like a bridal salon seems a little unnecessary and redundant.

Not quite photogenic small station can be found on the northwestern outskirts of the village. The track is blinded in one direction. The station is terminated on the Čáslav - Třemošnice route (it is marked number 236 in the passenger timetable). Traffic in this section was started in 1882. The journey from Čáslav takes less than half an hour. We arrived at the foot of the Iron Mountains on Sunday, so the waiting room for passengers and the national cash desk were closed, in which case you will be checked in by a train attendant. A not entirely photogenic small railway station can be found on the northwest edge of the village. The track is blinded in one direction, because the station is terminated on the Čáslav - Třemošnice route (marked 236 in the passenger timetable). Transport in this section started in 1882. The journey takes less than half an hour from Čáslav. We arrived at the foot of the Iron Mountains on Sunday, so the waiting room for passengers and the ticket counter was closed, in which case the conductor on the train will check you out.

The Třemošnice railway station is currently under reconstruction. Perhaps it will be nicer, including social facilities.

Many passengers are amazed that similar spaces still serve as a functional stop. The sign is a wooden building, which the "town" for unknown reasons repaired, laid a new roof and patched holes. The next building with broken windows in disrepair may also be used. Once used as a waiting room with ticketing. In addition, the board informs you from Třemošnice bus station that you can use public toilets right here. However, Toi Toi with the so-called park is dreaded here. Unused station spaces, including these, appear horrifying in general. The creators would come here with a good idea, because even a motorcycle with wooden seats adds its word to history