The paving on the first platform of the Tábor railway station is cracked, and the paint is peeling off the underside of its roof. At first glance, the building seems to have seen better days, but it should get a new look by May 2028. The company OHLA ŽS, to which the Railway Administration handed over the construction site a few days ago, has already started working on this.
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The paving on the first platform of the Tábor railway station is cracked, and the paint is peeling off the underside of its roof. At first glance, the building seems to have seen better days, but it should get a new look by May 2028. The company OHLA ŽS, to which the Railway Administration handed over the construction site a few days ago, has already started working on this.