I love this station, for its silence and rare crowding (except on Sundays)
It is quite convenient to get here by public transport, there is parking for cars, but on Sunday there may be difficulties with places.
There is rarely a queue at the ticket offices, there is a buffet where you can have a snack and drink coffee. The area near the station and the platform itself are always cleaned, everything looks neat and minimalistic.
I didn't have a particularly good impression of visiting the station. The building itself is renovated, clean, tidy both inside and outside (no complaints). There is a small waiting room, a buffet, a toilet and cash desks. BUT why is there a large enough city (not even a village) at the train station ARE there no storage rooms (at least automatic ones)??? And the biggest DISADVANTAGE is that from a single platform for passengers there is only one way towards the city - up a tall metal staircase. There are no ramps, lifts, elevators... NOTHING that could make life a little easier for passengers with suitcases in the 21st century. Are you particularly concerned about how to get through this crossing for passengers with limited mobility and people with small children (with strollers)??? 😱
A good train station, a clean hall. The friendly staff
is pleased that there is an opportunity to purchase hot coffee at great prices. There is also an ATM in the room, which is very convenient