Praha-Řeporyje

The Praha-Řeporyje railway station is located on line 173 Praha-Smíchov - Rudná near Prague - Beroun, and is the last train stop in the capital city. It was established in 1873 together with the commencement of the operation of the railway line of the Prague-Duchcov Railway Company. The station building was built five years later. The station has five traffic tracks and two handling tracks, as well as ticket offices. As you approach the station, you can tell reliably by the dominant white silo building. Oh, and watch out for the bypass when you run a bunch of little kids! :) The Prague-Reporyje railway station is located on line 173 Prague-Smichov - Rudna - Beroun, and is the last train stop in the capital of Prague. It was established in 1873 together with the commencement of the operation of the railway line of the Prague-Duchcov Railway Company. The station building was made five years later. The station has five traffic tracks and two handling tracks, as well as ticket offices can be found here. As you approach the station, you can tell the reliably by the dominant white silo building.

Nice and small station located in the African village near Prague where the train passes a few times in the Hungarian year

From this station is a great connection to the city center, faster than metro. The station has undergone a major modernization, I praise.

After renovation

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