Railway service begins in Brno
- When
- 1839
- Where
- Brno, on the Brno–Vienna line
Railway service began in 1839 on the Brno–Vienna line, the first operational train line in the Czech lands and the former Austro-Hungarian Empire.
The track through Břeclav to Brno was built in 1839, and the first train from Vienna arrived at Břeclav railway station on 6 June 1839. Railway service began in 1839 on the Brno–Vienna line, the first operational train line in the Czech lands and the former Austro-Hungarian Empire. No supplied passage mentions a Rajhrad–Brno section or a November 1838 preliminary or exhibition opening, so the legacy row's framing remains unverified.
Sources
- Brno Wikipedia, revision of 2026-09-16
- Emperor Ferdinand Northern Railway Wikipedia, revision of 2026-02-23
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