Estació del Nord
A Art Nouveau railway station completed in 1917. Its facade is decorated with orange and blossom mosaics, and the waiting hall has exquisite tile murals.
The Estació del Nord was designed by architect Demetrio Ribes and is a leading example of modernist architecture in Valencia. Its orange and white facade is decorated with colorful mosaics of oranges, orange blossoms and leaves, and a spread-winged eagle sits at the top. The ticket hall and waiting room are decorated with wood carvings, stained glass and tile murals that read 'Bon viatge' in several languages. The station is still in use, mainly for commuter trains. Entry is free for visitors. It is next to the bullring and City Hall Square, so you can easily walk there.
Opening hours
During station operating hours
Nearby sights
- Plaza del Ayuntamiento
- Mercado Central
- Palace of the Marqués de Dos Aguas (National Ceramics Museum)
- Church of the Santos Juanes
- Russafa
- La Lonja de la Seda
- Mercado de Colón
- Valencia Cathedral & Micalet