Built on the former site of a Benedictine monastery, the São Bento Railway Station ... between Porto and many of its northern suburbs. But you likely won't be visiting here to hop a train anywhere.

European train stations-such as the classic red-brick St ... this rail station is one of Porto's most popular attractions thanks to the floor-to-ceiling tile friezes in the main hall.

The Office of Rail and Road has just released the cancellation and delay data for more than 1,700 stations across England in the four weeks up to February 1. It shows that Britain’s train ...

Famous for its 20,000 blue-and-white azulejo tiles, this station showcases Portugal’s history through intricate artwork, making it a must-visit for travelers. A UNESCO World Heritage Site ...