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Located in New York City, USA. Serves approximately 750,000 passengers daily. Known for its grand architecture.

Located in Tokyo, Japan. The station is the main intercity rail terminal in Tokyo and the busiest station in Japan in terms of number of trains.

Located in Paris, France. It's the busiest railway station in Europe and serves as a hub for international and domestic travel.

Located in Mumbai, India. A UNESCO World Heritage site and one of the finest examples of Victorian Gothic Revival architecture in India.

Located in Beijing, China. One of Asia's largest railway stations by area and a primary hub for the Chinese high-speed train network.

Located in London, UK. Known for its Victorian architecture and as the terminus for the Eurostar services.

Located in Milan, Italy. A key transport hub in northern Italy and known for its monumental architecture and size.

Located in Zurich, Switzerland. The largest railway station in Switzerland and one of the busiest in the world.

Located in Madrid, Spain. The city's largest station and notable for its steel and glass construction and indoor botanical garden.

Located in Sydney, Australia. The largest and oldest railway station in Australia, serving as the main hub for all rail services in New South Wales.

Located in Moscow, Russia. Known for its historical significance and beautiful façade with clock tower modelled after the Kazan Kremlin.

Located in Los Angeles, USA. The largest railroad passenger terminal in the Western United States and known for its blend of Spanish Colonial, Mission Revival, and Art Deco architecture.

Located in Paris, France. The second busiest railway station in France and depicted in numerous works of impressionist art.

Located in Seoul, South Korea. It's a major railway station that has been redeveloped into a modern transport hub, featuring high-speed train services.

Located in Porto, Portugal. Famous for its ornate tiles that depict various historical scenes from Portuguese history.

Located in Berlin, Germany. Europe's largest crossing station and known for its impressive glass architecture.

Located in London, UK. It is one of the central London railway terminals and is near the Strand and Trafalgar Square.

Located in Howrah (near Kolkata), India. One of the oldest and largest railway complexes in India with the highest train-handling capacity.

Located in New York City, USA. Named after the Pennsylvania Railroad, it's the busiest transportation facility in the Western Hemisphere.

Located in Paris, France. Known for its classic Belle Époque architecture and the famous restaurant Le Train Bleu.

Located in London, UK. Famous as the station in the Harry Potter series where students take the Hogwarts Express and for its Victorian architecture.

Located in Antwerp, Belgium. Known as the 'Railway Cathedral' and is one of the finest examples of railway architecture in Belgium.

Also known as Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus, located in Mumbai, India. It's the headquarters of the Central Railways and one of the most iconic buildings in India.

Located in Tokyo, Japan. Recognized by the Guinness World Records as the world's busiest transport hub with more than two million passengers each day.

Located in Amsterdam, Netherlands. Distinguished by its Gothic/Renaissance Revival architecture and serves as a major international railway hub.

Located at Oslo Airport in Gardermoen, Norway. The station is integral to the airport, providing high-speed rail services to various destinations in Norway.

Located in Guangzhou, China. It is a major southern rail hub in China and known for its vast size and busy traffic.

Also known as Madrid Atocha Station. Located in Madrid, Spain. It's one of the two main train stations in Madrid and is renowned for its steel and glass architecture and its tropical garden.

Located in Melbourne, Australia. The station is Australia's oldest train station and famous for its dome, arched entrance, tower, and clocks.

Located in Kyiv, Ukraine. It is the main railway station in Kyiv and a critical part of the national rail network in Ukraine.

Located in Munich, Germany. It's one of the three long-distance stations in Munich and is known for its impressive traffic volume and connectivity.

Located in Rotorua, New Zealand. Though currently disused, it's an important historical site that reflects the city's past as a thriving rail destination.

Located in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. It's the largest railway station in Southeast Asia and serves as a major transport hub in the region.

Located in Cologne, Germany. Situated next to the famous Cologne Cathedral, it's a key hub for regional and international trains.

Located in Pretoria, South Africa. The station is an important part of the city's heritage and architecture, with its distinctive stone facade.