Rail Links To Adjacent Countries
- Greece — Kulata - Promachonas and Svilengrad - Orestiada (Note: passenger services suspended from early 2011)
- Macedonia — via Niš in Serbia or via Thessaloniki in Greece (Note: passenger services suspended from early 2011)
- Romania — via Ruse - Giurgiu bridge over the Danube and Kardam - Negru Voda. In the future (currently scheduled for 2012) the Vidin - Calafat road and rail bridge will be put in operation.
- Serbia — via Kalotina - Dimitrovgrad, Serbia
- Turkey — via Svilengrad - Kapikule
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