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A new sleeping train traveling from five European countries completed his first journey. The new train route, called ‘Adriatic Express’, connects the Poland’s capital to the Rijeka city on the striking Adriatic coast of Croatia.

The big journey is around 745 miles and the Czech Republic is traveling in Austria and Slovenia, as well as train traveling in Poland and Croatia. There are several stops along the route, including Ljubljana, the capital of Vienna, the capital of Austria and the capital of Slovenia. The first service was completed on Saturday after the train left Warsaw on Friday afternoon.

The journey lasts 19 hours, but the railway, which requires patients to change their service three times and last more than 30 hours, is much faster than the previous route. Metro.

One -way fees for the new PKP intercity service start from approximately 39.50 £.

The route is expected to work four times a week in the summer months – in all directions – and the trains are planned to continue until the end of August.

It is hoped that the route will help tourism grow among nations.

Polish infrastructure Minister Dariusz Klimczak, the service of the service for the hymen of the “90% of the existing seats” was reserved, he said.

“This points to the beginning of a new episode on holiday train trip!

“Until the end of August, the Adriatic Express can carry up to 11,000 passengers in total and offer a comfortable and natural route in five countries.

“This is not just a fast and useful connection, but also accessible, including smaller towns, a symbol of European holidays!”

Other stops along the route include Katowice and Rybnik in Poland, Postojna in Slovenia and Opatija in Croatia.

There are 172 seats on the train, including 40 sofa and 132 second -class seats.

The service is leaving at 9 o’clock the next morning at 9 o’clock at North-West Croatia’s Rijeka at 14.00.

The other leg sees that the service came to Warsaw before 14.00 hours before 14.00.

Discussions about the railway connection between Croatia and Poland first started in 2021.

The Warsaw is on the banks of the Vistula River and the estimated 3.3 million people, which makes it the sixth largest city of the EU. Wilanów Palace and Old Town Market Square are among the ground signs.

Rijeka is the third largest city in Croatia after Zagreb and Split. It is home to sandy beaches, castles and museums.