Rákospalota-Újpest

Not only are the trains rumbling, no not because of the speed, but because of the bad rails, but also the full retro atmosphere itself. We will never die :-) The funniest time a World War II (or World War I) movie was filmed here was nothing to transform.

I am very confident that with the renovation of the railway lines, the stations will also be really renovated. It could be so good, and not so good now, unfortunately ... I think the wooden poles from the train station are beautiful. I’d love to wait for the train on the bench here if they weren’t so dirty. Let's not even talk about the waiting room. The two small booths sell for approx. it was left to us from the 1980s. Not to mention the regular audience, who held unmasked drinking parties at the base of the station even in the midst of the biggest epidemic. Last time I discovered that there was even a small shop next to the stall, but I hadn’t taken the courage to go in yet. The platforms are narrow. Today, for example, I was trying to let go of some railroad woman and pulled down to one side. He taught me to pull down on the other one then ... So, it's not worth it. I think many of us come from an agglomeration to move here. There is a lot of traffic at the station, it would be good if I treated it with the appropriate priority.

The area is characterized by extraordinary gluttony. Crumbling train station building with cash register and cash register and two smaller buffets where local alcoholics drink 0-24. There is also a destroyed siding from the station, which evokes the times of Soc. The station entrance switches and tracks are in a quaint condition. Two points.