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Atocha railway station (Spain)
Atocha is the major by size and by significance railway station in Madrid. There is a memorial of the victims of a terrorist attack of 2004
The dock district Port Vell is one of the busiest city districts. The World Trade Center, the largest in Europe oceanarium, popular modern yacht port, picturesque quay
Seiners with rich catch every morning arrive to Santa Pola's fish port, supplying with sea gifts the citizens and the local restaurants, which are famous for their fish cuisine
Belorussky Rail Terminal (Russia)
Belorussky Rail Terminal, first opened in 1870 and in 1909 resonstructed by architect I. Strukov, is closely connected with the historic and cultural life of Russia and its capital
Kazansky Rail Terminal (Russia)
Kazansky railway station, built under the project of famous architect Shchusev, is not only an utilitarian building, but also a true architectural adornment of the capital
Moscow Metro, one of the most beautiful metros in the world, is famous for rich decoration of its stations in the Socialist realism style; 44 stations of 182 are listed as cultural heritage
The building of North River Terminal, resembling a colossal double-deck steam-ship of granite and marble, is one of the city's symbols and an interesting architectural monument
Rizhsky Rail Terminal (Russia)
Rizhsky Railway Station was built in 1097-1901 in pseudo-Russian style; one of its main attractions is the Museum of Railroad Engineering, where about 40 exhibits are presented
Yaroslavsky Rail Terminal (Russia)
The main building of Yaroslavsky Rail Terminal, built in neo-Russian style in 1902-04 under the project of architect Fyodor Shechtel, is an outstanding monument of Russian modernism
Grand Central Terminal (United States)
Grand Central Terminal of New York (Grand Central) is the largest in the world. There are 67 railway tracks, 44 platforms. It is a very busy place
Metro, New York City (United States)
Metro in the New York City is almost the most ramified in the world. It has 29 lines in the scheme of 9 different colors. Some trains stop at all stations, others - only at junctions
O`Hare Airport (United States)
O`Hare Airport, built during World War II now receive flights from 60 foreign countries
San Francisco cable car system (United States)
Cable car system is one of the public conveyances and one of the tourist attractions in San Francisco; the only transportation system listed on the National Register of Historic Places
South Street Seaport (United States)
In the South Street Seaport one can walk on decks and cabins of old ships and visit the Maritime Museum
"Dnieper" is the first elevated and open-air station of Kiev metro; the station complex forms a single architectiral ensemble with the Metro Bridge
About quarter of all goods, that Sweden sells abroad, and fifth of all Swedish imports are transferred at Gothenburg Port, the largest in Scandinavia and one of the largest in Europe
Stockholm Metro, the only one in Sweden, consists of one hundred subsurface and elevated stations and is righrfully named "the longest in the world art gallery"
