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Kaliningrad retro train says goodbye to passengers until spring

The retro train from Kaliningrad to Bagrationovsk will make the last flight this year on September 29. After that, its cruising will be suspended until the next tourist season.

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Kaliningrad retro train says goodbye to passengers until spring

The retro train from Kaliningrad to Bagrationovsk will make the last flight this year on September 29. After that, its cruising will be suspended until the next tourist season.

From June 2, the train ran on Tuesdays and Thursdays. During the season, it carried more than 11 thousand passengers, and the Kaliningrad suburban passenger company received more than 200 thank you reviews.

To resume the movement of the historical composition is planned in the spring of next year.

Residents of Kaliningrad were told the history of the city through five hiking routes.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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