Starachowice Narrow-Gauge Railway

The development of narrow-gauge railway lines in the neighborhood of Starachowice was closely connected with industrial and mining activities carried out within the framework of an inter-war project known as the Central Industrial Region.

A network of narrow-railway lines was built in order to connect the blast furnace of Starachowice and timber- mill on Bugaj with the mines of Majówka, Mikołaj, Zębiec, Władysław, and Henryk as well as with numerous timber loading facilities. Today the Starachowice Narrow-Gauge Railway Line offers 6km rides on the route joining Wierzbnik (Eastern Starachowice Station) with the village of Lipie.

Stations: Starachowice Wschodnie Wąskotorowe, ul. Targowa 17 and Iłża ul. Błazińska 48. Opening hours: in order to visit, please visit the presbytery.

Located 3 km from road no. 79 in the direction of Połaniec (turn right after the intersection of roads no. 79 and 73 in Słupia).