Marylebone, United Kingdom

Constructed in 1899, the Marylebone railway complex is set in the city's central part, between Euston and Paddington. Interestingly, it's the only non-electrified train station in London served just by diesel trains. Marylebone station is well connected to the local public transport system, including underground, so there is no need to arrange any additional transfers. Wanna know what else makes this place so unique? The Marylebone train hub is the only station in the entire country where you can hear announcements in Arabic and Mandarin!