Lost railway stations of Italy, 4. Napoli Centrale: built in the 1860s, torn down in the 1960s to make room for a new, larger station.

Comments

1. Lavrentio2LaVendetta says

   Photo from http://www.antichecartolinedinapoli.blogspot.com.

2. LucretiusCarus says

   What a pity. I understand the need for modern infrastructure, I just wish it didn’t have to erase the past.

   We also lost a huge part of the neoclassical, art deco and early modern heritage of Athens in order to build mostly boring and ugly apartment buildings.

3. phoxious says

   Been to the new one. It’s an absolute shit hole.