Sleep Eleventh: Station. Numbering of wagons from the tail of the train. We recall the stations and waiting rooms - beloved, strange and terrible

In the last thematic episode of the first season of Atlantis (there are still answers to your letters ahead), presenters Andrei Pertsev and Andrei Pershin returned to the railways. Our immersion in the memories began with trains - and in the final led to the station.

What stations cause us particularly warm feelings and where would we like to return? Why did the stations in Russia often seemed uncomfortable, even dangerous? And has something changed now?

Andrei Pershin is trying to understand whether there are something good in the reconstructions that change the stations beyond recognition (and is amazed at the same time, how his native station in Udmurtia has changed). In turn, Andrei Peretsev recalls wooden stations in the Art Nouveau style of the beginning of the 20th century on the way to Arkhangelsk and compares the station in Syktyvkar with a magic lamp.

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