The most beautiful train stations from all over the world

While many train stations do not feature the beauty of their architectural design, there is also a wide range of magnificent stations, designed by famous architects. Although these stations receive many criticisms, being too expensive and expensive when opened for the first time, they are now important landmarks for the cities and towns they serve.

"Gare du Orient station in Lisbon, designed by engineer Santiago Calatrava and completed in 1998"

The world's most beautiful train stations include the Antwerp Central Station, which includes 20 different types of marble and stone in its architectural design, as well as Kanazawa Station in Japan, which caused a stir when it opened in 2005.

Many historical stations have been restored in recent years, making them an amazing mixture of old and new architectural styles. Such as the Gare de Strasbourg, which was established in the 1980s and covered by a fully embossed glass umbrella.

Shatrapati Shivaji Terminus Station in Mumbai, opened in 1887 and designed by Frederick and Steviez Wilayat. It is part of the UNESCO World Heritage List, a blend of Victorian Italian design and Indian-Mongolian style.

King's Cross Station, opened in 1852 by the architect Lewis Coppet, was renovated in 2012.

The St. Pancras Station in London, designed by William Henry Barlow, opened in 1868. It faced the danger of closure in the 1960s.

Liège Guelmès opened in 2009 with a length of 105 feet and is made of glass, steel and concrete. It was designed by Santiago Calatrava.

With 20 different types of marble and various design styles, the Antwerp Antwerp Central Station, designed by Louis DeLasancery, was initially criticized for its lavish design when it opened in 1905.