Why go
The station pairs its transport role with a richly detailed display of Valencian Modernism. A broad passenger building fronts the steel train shed, while glazed ceramics, mosaics and repeated city emblems introduce agricultural motifs to the façade and lobby without disguising the structure’s industrial purpose.
What to look for
- Glazed ceramic panels use oranges and other motifs drawn from Valencian agriculture.
- The low passenger building stands in front of a large steel-arched train shed.
- City shields, mosaics and a winged emblem punctuate the main façade.
Useful to know
- Build in a few minutes to see the lobby ceramics when arriving or departing by train.
- Cross the forecourt for a full view of the long façade and its paired end towers.
Your next visit
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Outdoor visit · 30–45 min
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