Dagomys railway station

The station was opened in 1929.^[1] In Soviet times, the station served as a stopping point for some long-distance passenger trains. Later, only local electric commuter trains called at the station. Because the long-distance trains did not stop here anymore, Dagomys suffered from the reduced number of tourists.^{[citation needed]}

As of 2014, all local trains connecting Sochi and Tuapse via Lazarevskaya called at Dagomys, while long-distance trains did not stop. In 2013, construction of a new station building and modern terminals began for the upcoming 2014 Winter Olympics.

43°39′12″N 39°38′52″E / 43.65333°N 39.64778°E / 43.65333; 39.64778

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