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Estação de Lídice Opened in 1910 as Capivary Station and later renamed Vila Parado Station, Lídice Station only received its current name in June 1944. At that time, the district was named in honor of the village in the Czech Republic that was completely destroyed during World War II.
Regular passenger service ended in 1980. Between 1992 and 1996, a tourist connection called the Atlantic Forest Train operated between Lídice and the municipality of Angra dos Reis. Passengers at the time described the route’s landscapes as exceptionally beautiful. Location of the Attraction
