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Opening of the Anina-Oravița Railway
- When
- 1863
- Where
- Banat region (in 1863 part of Hungary in Austria-Hungary; today Romania)
The first mountain railway in Hungary and modern Romania opened in 1863, connecting Anina to Oravița in the Banat region.
The line was constructed in 1863, establishing a vital link between the towns of Anina and Oravița. It is recognized as the first mountain railway in Hungary and today's Romania. The route features notable engineering elements such as viaducts and long tunnels, contributing to its reputation as one of Europe's most beautiful railways.
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