Ukrzaliznytsia, Ukraine’s national railway company, has announced the launch of an additional train service, No. 213/214, connecting Kyiv and Uzhhorod, in response to a growing demand for travel to the Zakarpattia region.
The company reported that there are, on average, 3,000 requests per day in the Ukrainian Railway app for travel to Zakarpattia. The increased demand is also attributed to the ongoing construction of the European gauge railway line between Chop and Uzhhorod, which is further boosting interest in the route.
Train Schedule
The new train service will run from May 12 to July 30. Departure from Kyiv will be at 23:00, with the train arriving in Uzhhorod at 12:31 the next day. The return train from Uzhhorod will leave at 19:00, arriving in Kyiv at 09:18.
From Kyiv: May 12–30 – on even days; June 1–July 29 – on odd days.
From Uzhhorod: May 13–31 – on odd days; June 2–July 30 – on even days.
Route Details
The train will make stops at the following stations: Berdychiv, Chudniv-Volynskyi, Pechanivka, Shepetivka, Dubno, Brody, Krasne, Pidzamche, Lviv, Sambir, Turka, Syanki, and Perechyn.
