Antigua Estación de San Bernardo
Historic buildingSevilla, España
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The Old San Bernardo Station, known as Cadiz station, was operational between 1902 and 1991 and was located in the San Bernardo neighbourhood.
It was built by engineer Agustín Juberd, at the request of the Andalusian Railway Company. Cadiz station is classic in style, with semicircular arches, pilasters and classic balustrades.
Trains used to run to Cadiz, Jerez de la Frontera, Marchena, Bobadilla, Malaga and Granada.
Nowadays there is a food market at Old San Bernardo Station.
It was built by engineer Agustín Juberd, at the request of the Andalusian Railway Company. Cadiz station is classic in style, with semicircular arches, pilasters and classic balustrades.
Trains used to run to Cadiz, Jerez de la Frontera, Marchena, Bobadilla, Malaga and Granada.
Nowadays there is a food market at Old San Bernardo Station.
Location
Avenida de Cádiz 33
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