Also known as the Victoria Terminus Station, it has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2004. It was built over 10 years, starting in 1878 and is popular for its Victorian Gothic architecture designed by the British architect F.W. Stevens
Mumbai, India
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Station Liege-Guillemins
Built in 1842, this station is designed by the Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava. It has a stunning architecture featuring a steel canopy, vaulted glass and white concrete
Belgium
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Estacao De Sao Bento
This station was designed by the Portugal architect Jose Marques da Silva, who was inspired by Parisian architecture. The magnificent architecture features blue and white murals of Portugal's history
Porto
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Kanazawa Station
This ultra-modern station was built with an innovative design featuring a glass and steel dome and a Tsuzumi-mon wooden gate resembling torii, a gate found at Japanese shrines
Japan
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Grand Central Terminal
This world-famous train station is often seen in Hollywood movies. The Grand Central features beautiful architectural design with popular murals, sculptures and paintings
New York
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Southern Cross Station
This station in Australia has a wonderful architecture featuring a sand dune-shaped roof designed by Grimshaw Architects. The shape of the roof has been designed for cooling and to allow fumes to leave the station
Melbourne
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Napoli Afragola
This station in Naples, Italy is designed to look like a creature slithering across the rail line. Its unique and modern infrastructure features geometric patterns
Naples
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Antwerpen-Centraal station
This is one of the world's most beautiful railway stations. Also known as the 'Railway Cathedral', this station has impressive and grandiose architecture. The station became a protected monument in 1975
Belgium
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Gare do Oriente
This railway station in Lisbon, Portugal has striking Gothic-inspired architecture, also designed by the Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava. This station was the gateway to Expo 1998
Lisbon
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Gare de Metz-Ville
This station in Metz, France was designed by Kaiser Wilhelm II. The architectural wonder features a beautiful clock tower, a glorious facade with pointed arches