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All Ukraine Lviv Znesinnia Park Rail Tracks

Znesinnia Park Rail Tracks

The largest park in Lviv is surrounded by a network of disused rail tracks.

Lviv, Ukraine

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The tracks alternate between running through dense greenery and populated areas.   ludvigidoffsson / Atlas Obscura User
A mural overlooking the abandoned tracks from a similarly unused factory building.   ludvigidoffsson / Atlas Obscura User
The tracks end abruptly a short distance beyond this structure, right next to a quarry that is still in use.   ludvigidoffsson / Atlas Obscura User
At first glance the tracks sometimes look completely overgrown.   ludvigidoffsson / Atlas Obscura User
Znesinnia Park Rail Tracks   ludvigidoffsson / Atlas Obscura User
From the tracks you can sometimes see into people’s backyards.   ludvigidoffsson / Atlas Obscura User
The train tracks run along the border of one of Lviv’s many parks.   ludvigidoffsson / Atlas Obscura User
At one point you can walk across an old, rusty overpass.   ludvigidoffsson / Atlas Obscura User
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The tracks weave their way around Znesinnia Regional Landscape Park and run for more than two miles. Following them provides panoramic views of the green hills surrounding Lviv, as well as an unusual look at ordinary people’s homes and abandoned industrial buildings. All you need is a pair of good walking shoes and a willingness to plow through high grass at some places.

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The abandoned train tracks of Lviv are actually visible on Google Maps. They show as a thin grey line weaving around Park Znesinnya. A good starting point is the overpass on Polova Street, which is a 45 minute walk from the city center (or a 20 minute bus ride on bus number 20 towards Severyna Nalyvaika St) . From the overpass on Polova street the abandoned tracks go east, actually running parallel to tracks that are still in use for a few hundred meters (no worries, they’re still at a safe distance). You can reach the abandoned tracks from various points, just look at Google Maps where the tracks run near a road. If you decide to walk the whole length of the tracks (and starting on Polova Street) you will end up right next to Lyckakivska Street, a couple of miles east of Rynok Square. There are bus stops at regular intervals along this street so getting back to the city center is a piece of cake.

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Znesinnia Park Rail Tracks
Lviv
Ukraine
49.853038, 24.063461

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