What is your favourite train station?

[eek]

I don't have my photos around but Haydarpaşa Terminal in Istanbul is by far my favourite interior.

is a reasonable example

[Mich the Tester]

Haarlem Station in the Netherlands is also rather nice; the only Jugendstil station in NL. It's just a shame it's used by a tulipe company like the Dutch railways.

Our village has a rather nice station building; happily while the station still operates the old station building has been kept out of the hands of tulipe And Useless Rail Company, but is leased by a young couple who run a decent pub in it.

[doodab]

A few town councils are enterprising enough to carry on allowing street musicians to play, markets with low stand rents, and a few, like Deventer have managed to keep some backstreets out of the hands of huge 'investment funds' that rent premises to huge chains and demand such high deposits and rent that new businesses can't hope to use them.

That is one of the things I liked about living in Marylebone. It's got it's fair share of upmarket boutiques but the De Walden estate were quite enlightened when it comes to attracting and more importantly keeping the smaller more specialist businesses that have been there for years. The little electrical / hardware shop that sells light bulbs, hoover bags and so on.

[Smartie]

I don't have my photos around but...

File:UK longest railway sign.jpg - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

[psychocandy]

File:UK longest railway sign.jpg - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Or LlanfairPG for short!

[chef]

Or LlanfairPG for short!

or "just around the coast from Barmouth" as a better description

[FiveTimes]

I quite like wigan north western or wigan wallgate

[GazCol]

Manchester Victoria, before they've attempted to improve it. It just screamed "This is the north, this is Manchester, this is grim." as you approached it.