Camoruco railway station

The Camoruco railway station, located in Valencia, Venezuela, is a historic 19th-century railway terminus that showcases Spanish Colonial architecture and innovative use of cast iron. Originally part of the Puerto Cabello and Valencia railway inaugurated in 1888, it served as a vital transport link until the railway's decline in the 1950s. After its closure, the station was repurposed by the University of Carabobo for administrative use. Today, it is situated in the suburb of Camoruco, just 3 km from the city center, and is near a modern metro system that enhances accessibility to the area.