Here you can meet and leave, say goodbye for ever and once again find each other. Often, while the lovers are so busy with their feelings that they have no time to look around and assess the delights of architects and designers. We decided to fill this gap and draw attention to three of the most romantic station in the world.

Grand Central. New York, USA

This station is almost "retired" and became one of the sights of New York, a symbol of a bygone era heyday of railroads roads. But love is still there to do. For starters, you can meet under the clock, enjoy the zodiacal constellations depicted on the ceiling of the main hall, then dine in one of the restaurants are located here, walk along the boutiques and, of course, on purpose to use "room for kisses." Destinations: New York suburb.


Haydarpasa. Istanbul, Turkey

With its turrets and neo facade Haydarpasa much more like a knight's castle somewhere in central Europe than the railway terminal on the Asian side of Istanbul . The reason is quite simple: the station designed in the early XX century German architects commissioned by Kaiser Wilhelm, who dreamed connect the railway Berlin and Baghdad. Romantic impression is reinforced by the fact that Haydarpasa on three sides surrounded by water. Directly at the train station you can catch a ferry and go to "a romantic journey on the other side of the Bosphorus. Destinations: Ankara, Cappadocia, Syria, Iran.

Railway Station Warrington Bank Kuoy. England

lovers long hugs and kisses good-bye now you should be careful, if the place of expression of their feelings, they have chosen the railway station, Warrington Bank Kuoy in England . Literally a day before Valentine's Day came here as cynical characters "Kissing is forbidden." As explained by local authorities, it is done in order to forgive or greet each other passengers do not interfere with the more dynamic and single passengers and do not create traffic congestion on already busy station. Now kissing is possible only in strictly designated areas. True, the penalty for violators is not provided.

East Station. Lisbon, Portugal

One of the most unusual European station was built in 1998 to held in Lisbon World Exposition EXPO. Santiago Calatrava, designed the terminal, gave him an open-work roof-like wings. Handsome station has quickly gained the right to be not only original but also functional - today it is one of the major transportation hubs of Lisbon, under the "wings" which are about 75 million people a year. Directions: all regions of Portugal, Europe.

Author: Alain Tveritina