Csenger

Csenger train station is a place that as you see and hear your last days live. It is also a Trianoni cut line that over time emits a loser. In the seventies and eighties, 12 pairs of trains a day came here, of which only one is left, which is still practically empty. The train running here is almost exclusively a modernized version of the BéZé called the InterPici. There is an anniversary plaque on the wall of the train station. Currently, there is still service on site due to outdated infrastructure as signaling equipment and barriers need to be managed. The rails are still available to Satu Mare Germans, but nothing has been there for a long time. I’m glad I was able to come so far before closing.