Showing posts with label narrow-gauge railway. Show all posts
Showing posts with label narrow-gauge railway. Show all posts
Wednesday, 12 March 2025
Vorokhta. The 'Karetnyi' Narrow-Gauge Bridge and Viaducts
The Carpathian Mountains, emerald primeval forests and mountain villages conceal many exceptional curiosities and unexpected gifts. At the starting point of the route up to Chornohora from Vorokhta via Zavoiela, where the mountain stream Nyzhnii Bakhonchyk merges with the unruly Prut, a narrow-gauge bridge from 1895 has survived.
Wednesday, 16 November 2022
Mykulychyn. The Narrow-Gauge Carriage Museum
Driving along the H09 highway Mukachevo-Ivano-Frankivsk-Lviv, in the centre of Mykulychyn the traveller will surely notice an old little carriage at the roadside and wonder why a railway rarity has been placed here.
Wednesday, 2 November 2022
Lviv. The Children's Railway Through Stryiskyi Park
For Railwayman's Dayand the anniversary of the opening of the Lviv Children's Railway
Wednesday, 9 February 2022
Barvinkove. A weekend trip, or the secret landmarks
For a hike along unknown tourist trails, a single day off or a few hours is enough. In small towns and villages there are hidden, unusual finds that can stir up all sorts of emotions - from delight to regret. Unpopular places are always close at hand; it is worth looking at a map and plotting a route. Barvinkove - a small town in the south of Kharkiv region - will mark the 370th anniversary of its founding in 2023. A town with a rich history and a Ukrainian name deserves tourist recognition. The tour begins at the railway station, opened in 1869 on the initiative of the novelist H. P. Danylevsky, a native of the Barvinkove area.
Wednesday, 4 May 2016
Vyhoda. The Carpathian Tram Through the Boyko Land
If you want to see the beauty of the Carpathians while expending a minimum of physical effort, take a ride on the Carpathian Tram through the picturesque corners of the Boyko land. Boarding begins in the village of Vyhoda, in the Dolyna district of Ivano-Frankivsk region, by the monument to this environmentally clean form of transport.
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