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Sevilla Santa Justa, Spain

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What to Know About Seville's Santa Justa Station

The Santa Justa station opened in 1991 as part of the city's modernization project when the AVE high-speed trains only started operating in Spain. Named in honor of Seville's most famous saint (sister of Santa Rufina), the station has 12 platforms and provides regular connections to the major destinations in Andalusia. Serving around 9 million passengers a year, Seville's Santa Justa is the third-busiest station in the entire country! The contemporary design of this enormous and outstanding complex was created by talented Spanish architects Antonio Cruz and Antonio Ortiz.

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Calle Joaquín Morales y Torres, 41003, Seville, Spain

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Unique & Impressive: The Santa Justa Station

As we've mentioned above, the Santa Justa complex is not only the major train hub of Seville but also a great example of modern Spanish architecture. To appreciate the unique design of the station and get some useful tips about getting around, we recommend checking out the video below.
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