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世界各国火车站 The grand Retiro railway station in Buenos Aires Liverpool Lime Street Station is fronted by a chateau. The Vitebsky station in Saint Petersburg, an example of a grand Russian terminal The New York City Subway is the worlds largest rapid transit system by number of train stations and by length of routes. Built in 1830, Liverpool Road station in Manchester is the oldest surviving railway terminus building in the world. Broad Green station, Liverpool, shown in 1962, built in 1830, is the oldest used station in the world. Opened in 2006, Berlin Hauptbahnhof is a large station at the crossing point of two major railways and features modern, abstract architecture. Berlin used to have a ring of terminus stations, similar to London and Paris, but these were gradually replaced with through stations over the period of 1882–1952. The Vitebsky station in Saint Petersburg, an example of a grand Russian terminal The typical non-terminus Lewes railway station in East Sussex, United Kingdom. Passengers reach the island platform (on right) by a pedestrian footbridge. Two further platforms are out of view. The interior of the Chennai Central, one of the busiest train stations in India Platform 10 of the Secunderabad Railway Station at twilight Aerial view of the Hauptbahnhof (Main Station) in Zurich, Switzerland; As well as being a terminus, the station now has underground S-Bahn platforms serving a newer line that runs beneath the city centre. Grand Central Terminal in New York City is the worlds largest railway station by number of platforms, having 67 tracks on two levels. A small terminus station in St Ives, Cornwall, England, United Kingdom A remote railway halt in Wales, United Kingdom Goods station with fan of sidings and hump signals at Rostock, former East Germany, 1986 Nagoya Station in Japan is the worlds tallest railway station building. The Gare du Nord in France is Europes busiest station. Clapham Junction, in South London, United Kingdom, is the busiest statio