Záhoráčik, the train for cyclists, is back in operation

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Záhoráčik, the train for cyclists, has started its third season. Up until October, it will be in operation during the weekends and holidays on the Záhorská Ves - Plavecké Podhradie route, the TASR newswire reported.

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At the Zobor station, there will be two connecting trains to Bratislava in both directions that can transport bikes. This train will commute three times per day and travellers can use a Bratislava integrated transport travel card.

“The Záhoráčik train transported almost 8,000 people last year,” said chair of Bratislava self-governing region Juraj Droba, as quoted by TASR. “The seasonal train line is used mostly by cyclists, tourists and families with children.”

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The train's schedule can be found here.

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