The train station renovation programme has started in two settlements, Leányvár and Esztergom-Kertváros, and will run until the summer of 2026.
Financing from the Hungarian Village Program will be used to construct lightweight buildings at 11 train stops, where there were no stations before or where they were demolished due to their condition.
MÁV Group will use its own resources to renew buildings, waiting rooms, and toilet blocks at more than 20 locations.
In most places, the station environment will also be transformed.
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