The railway station
Description:
The railway station of the city of Stavropol is one of the main points on the entire North Caucasus railway. It is located at a fairly large distance from Moscow, which is about 1700 kilometers.
Trains that depart from this railway station are sent to a variety of cities - Moscow, St. Petersburg, Belgorod, Kursk, Kharkiv, Tula, Rostov-on-Don, Kramatorsk, Tver, Novocherkassk, as well as to other settlements and cities.
For more than a hundred years there has been a railway connection between Stavropol and Moscow. It began in 1897. The first building of the Stavropol railway station was built in 1890. During the Great Patriotic War, the building was significantly destroyed. And that is why, in 1940, the construction of a new building for the Stavropol railway station began. Since the 2000s, the building has been partially renovated and also restored.
The station consists of waiting rooms, which have different levels of comfort, ticket offices, information boards on the arrival and departure of trains, a buffet, as well as rooms designed for long rest of passengers.
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