The Dubí train station on the Teplice Semmering Railway is located in a hairpin bend in the valley of the Bystřice stream. The trains that come from the direction of Most and continue on to the Erzgebirge ridge to Moldava have to change direction here.
A railway family acquired the historic station building some time ago and is gradually converting it into a small, lovingly designed railway museum. In addition to the historic waiting room, the offices of the dispatcher and station manager have also been restored in the style of the First Republic using railway technology from other stations and made accessible to the public. The project was created on a private initiative and is financed entirely from our own resources and donations.
The museum does not have fixed opening times, but is open most weekends during the season. Private visits and tours can be requested at any time. The contact person is the owner Mr. Karel Našinec (see email contact/phone number).