Pandemic situation impacts more trains

The state-run carrier has cancelled several trains to the Czech Republic.

The main railway station in Bratislava.The main railway station in Bratislava. (Source: TASR)

State-run railway passenger carrier ZSSK continues reducing train connections due to the pandemic situation in the Czech Republic.

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Starting on Wednesday, November 18, the EC 274 train from Budapest will end in Břeclav, the Czech Republic. It will not continue to Prague.

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