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Known for its modern and striking design, combining traditional Japanese elements with contemporary architecture. The most notable feature is the Tsuzumi-mon gate, resembling traditional Japanese hand drums, and the Motenashi Dome, a glass-and-steel canopy.
A UNESCO World Heritage Site and a prime example of Victorian Gothic Revival architecture, designed by Frederick William Stevens and features a blend of Indian and Victorian elements, including domes, turrets, and pointed arches.
Renowned for its beautiful tropical garden located within the historic terminal, the iron-and-glass structure, designed by Alberto de Palacio, houses an indoor rainforest with over 7,000 plants.
An elegant Beaux-Arts station in Paris, designed by Marius Toudoire. Its iconic clock tower and ornate facade are recognizable symbols of the city.
Known as the "Railway Cathedral," Antwerp Central Station is a masterpiece of eclectic architecture, designed by Louis Delacenserie, the station features a magnificent domed ceiling, intricate ironwork, and lavish details.
An architectural marvel, features a stunning Beaux-Arts design by Reed and Stem and Warren and Wetmore, the main concourse, with its celestial ceiling mural, is one of the most iconic spaces in New York City.
A stunning example of Victorian Gothic architecture, designed by Sir George Gilbert Scott, the station's grand facade, with its clock tower and intricate detailing, is a landmark in London.