Address: 14 Khlibna Street, Zhytomyr, Ukraine. Phones: +38 (0412) 42-19-72; dispatcher: +38 (0412) 47-04-65, +38 (067) 855-00-64. Zhytomyr-2 Bus Station, near Zhytnii Market, serves intercity, suburban and selected international bus routes. Getting there: the entrance is on Khlibna Street beside Zhytnii Market. Check the platform and boarding point on your ticket or with the dispatcher.
Address: 5 Slavy Square, Poltava, Ukraine. Phone: +38 (093) 792-33-66. Poltava-4, also known as Pivdenna Bus Station, serves intercity and suburban bus routes. Destinations and seat availability vary by travel date. Getting there: the station is on Slavy Square beside Poltava-Pivdenna railway station. Check the platform and boarding point on your ticket or the live
Address: Chernihiv, 27 Voskresenska Street. Passenger information: +380 462 67 84 93 (dispatcher, station operator); +380 4622 4 00 15 (additional number listed by the current ticket service). Chernihiv-2 serves suburban, intercity and international buses. Current schedules include Kyiv, Odesa, Zhytomyr, Rivne, Warsaw, Berlin, Lublin and other destinations. How to find the entrance and boarding
Address: 359 Horodotska Street, Lviv, Ukraine. Phone: +38 (032) 255-62-63. Zakhidna Bus Station serves intercity routes from Lviv to Sambir, Dobromyl, Shehyni and other destinations to the west. International services may also appear in the timetable. Getting there: the station is in western Lviv on Horodotska Street. Check the platform and boarding point on your
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Address: Sumy, Kuznechny proezd, 1 Map: [ Phone: +38 (0542) 22-26-44
Address: Kherson, Colonel Kedrovsky street, 1 Telephone information: +380 (552) 33-70-80
Address: Poltava region, Kremenchug, Teatralnaya street, 32/6 Phone: +380 (53) 662-10-60 Map:
Address: Ivano-Frankivsk, 14 Gorbachevsky street Map:
Central bus station — main bus station of Kiev, the major structural unit of JSC “Kievpasstrans”, the only public bus in Ukraine Located on Demievskaya square, Demievka. Built in 1957-1961 (architect Abraham Miletsky, I. N. Miller, Edward Biel). Designed a daily administration of 600 buses 50 long-distance routes serving 7 million passengers. Kiev bus station
