Santa Apolónia railway station

Santa Apolónia railway station, located in the historic Alfama district of Lisbon, is the oldest railway terminus in Portugal, inaugurated in 1865. It serves as a key transport hub, connecting various national and international routes, including high-speed services to Paris and Madrid. The station features impressive Neoclassical architecture with a grand nave made of wrought iron and glass, reflecting 19th-century design. Visitors can also access the Lisbon Metro from the station, making it a convenient point for exploring the city and its rich history along the Tagus River.