Railway line Lužianky – Leopoldov

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Lužianky – Leopoldov
Course book series (ZSSK) : 141
Route length: 28.04 km
Gauge : 1435 mm ( standard gauge )
Legend
Route - straight ahead
 by Nové Zámky
   
 by Zlaté Moravce
Station, station
 0.00 Lužianky
   
 to Prievidza
Stop, stop
 1.88 Zbehy obec
   
 from Prievidza
Station, station
 3.85 Zbehy
   
 Andač
   
 to Radošina
   
 Andač
Stop, stop
 6.98 Andač
Station, station
 9.86 Alekšince
Station, station
 13.97 Rišňovce
Stop, stop
 16.24 Kľačany
Station, station
 23.08 Hlohovec
   
 23.70 Scales
Stop, stop
 25.79 Leopoldov zástavka
   
 from Žilina
Station, station
 28.04 Leopoldov
   
 to Bratislava
Route - straight ahead
 to Galanta

The Lužianky – Leopoldov line is a branch line in Slovakia . It leads through western Slovakia through the Danube hill country and connects the river valleys of the Waag and Nitra .

history

The line from Lužianky to Leopoldov was built by the Magyar Északnyugati helyi érdekű vasút (Hungarian Northwestern Local Railway). The section between Lužianky (out of Nitra ) and Hlohovec first went into operation on December 18, 1897. Three months later, on March 31, 1898, the short section to Leopoldov was opened - the railway line was finished. This company also built today's Trnava – Kúty line and the then Hungarian part of the Břeclav – Kúty line ; However, the operation fell to the Hungarian State Railways .

Today there are a few local trains and a few express trains that go from Bratislava to Nitra or Prievidza .

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