Samara Railway Station
Железнодорожный вокзал Самара
A railway station topped by a roughly 100-meter glass tower, said to be one of Europe's tallest station buildings, with a railway history museum.
Samara railway station opened in 2001. Its main building is a modern structure topped by a glass spire, about 100 meters tall, and it is often described as one of the tallest railway stations in Europe. At night its bright lights make it a striking landmark on the city skyline. The station houses the Kuybyshev Railway History Museum, and an old steam locomotive is displayed in the square outside. It is worth a quick look when you arrive or leave by train.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Pokrovsky Cathedral
- Alabin Regional Museum of History
- Samara Opera and Ballet Theatre
- Glory Square
- Kuibyshev Square
- Stalin's Bunker
- Iversky Convent
- Kurlina Mansion