The Minsk-Adler train route will change from October 17 to November 26
The route and timetable of trains from Minsk to Adler and Anapa are changing for technical reasons.

The route and schedule of trains from Minsk to Adler and Anapa are changing for technical reasons from October 17 to November 26, the correspondent of the Minsk-Novosti news agency reports with reference to the press service of BZD.
Train No. 302 Minsk – Adler departing from the Belarusian capital at 8:29 from October 19 to 24 will follow to the station Gomel on the current schedule, then – a changed route with stops at the stations Mogilev-1, Shklov, Orsha-Central, Bryansk-Orlovsky and further on its route.
Train No. 301 Adler-Minsk from October 17 to November 24 will follow the current schedule to the station Bryansk-Orlovsky, then - a changed route through Orsha (instead of Gomel) with a stop at the station Orsha-Central. Arrival at the Minsk-Passenger station from October 19 to November 26 at 18:04.
In addition, on separate dates, train No. 490/489 Minsk-Anapa-Minsk is scheduled, which will also follow the changed route and schedule, as train No. 302/301. Departure from Minsk on November 16 and 20, from Anapa on November 18 and 22, arrival in the Belarusian capital on November 20 and 24, respectively.
For passengers who previously purchased travel documents for trains No. 301 Adler – Minsk and No. 489 Anapa – Minsk from the stations of the Gomel – Minsk section, train No. 611 Gomel – Minsk is appointed. He will depart from Gomel from October 19 to November 26 at 14:38 and arrive in Minsk at 19:03. For the delivery of passengers of these trains, following from the stations of the Russian Federation to the stations of the Minsk-Gomel section, additionally appointed train No. 612 Minsk-Gomel. It will depart from Minsk-Passenger station from October 19 to November 26 at 20:26 and arrive in Gomel at 23:59.
More detailed information about the timetable of trains can be found on the official website of the Belarusian Railways, in the mobile application "BCh. My Train", as well as by phone 105 of the BZD contact center.



