Estacion Collection

Chile - Santiago - Mapocho Station
Chile - Santiago - The elegant and attractive front of Mapocho Station. Now a cultural centre. Date: circa 1910s

El Salvador - Santa Ana - Railway Station and Train yard
El Salvador - Santa Ana (the second largest city in the country) - Railway Station and Train yard. Date: 1912

Estacion Colonia Railway Station - Mexico City, Mexico Date: circa 1910s

Madrid, Spain - Atocha railway station. The architect for station, built in a wrought iron renewal style, was Alberto de Palacio Elissagne, who collaborated with Gustave Eiffel. Date: circa 1910s

Peru - Railway Station
The Railway Station at El Callao, the largest and most important port in Peru. The city is also called Provincia Constitucional, the only province of the Callao Region. Date: circa 1907

Central Station - Santiago, Chile
Central Station (Estacion Central de los F. F. C. C. del Estado) - Santiago, Chile Date: circa 1910s

Clock tower on Estacion Luz train station building in Sao Paulo, Brazil

Madrid Station
Madris : Estacion del Mediodia

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"Estacion: A Journey Through Railway Stations Around the World" From the bustling Mapocho Station in Santiago, Chile to the historic Santa Ana Railway Station in El Salvador, railway stations are gateways to adventure and discovery. In Mexico City, Estacion Colonia Railway Station stands as a testament to architectural beauty amidst the urban chaos. Meanwhile, Madrid's Atocha railway station welcomes travelers with its grandeur and elegance. Across Peru, railway stations serve as vital connections between cities and regions, facilitating both commerce and cultural exchange. In La Plata's Main Railway Station in Argentina, echoes of a bygone era can still be heard within its majestic halls. Central Station in Santiago de Chile is a hub of activity where people from all walks of life converge. Its vibrant atmosphere reflects the energy of this cosmopolitan city. The clock tower on Estacion Luz train station building in Sao Paulo, Brazil serves as a timeless symbol of punctuality and efficiency. It reminds us that time waits for no one. Finally, Madrid Station epitomizes Spain's love affair with trains - an ode to their rich history and unwavering commitment to transportation excellence. Whether it be for commuting or embarking on an unforgettable journey across borders, estaciones are more than just buildings; they represent our desire for connection and exploration, and are places where stories begin and memories are made – each unique yet united by the shared experience of travel.