Stockholm Sodra station, Sweden

Did you know that Stockholm Sodra or Stockholm South was the very first railway station in the city? Opened in 1860, the station was initially constructed as a terminus of the Vastra Stambanan train line and accommodated both freight and passenger trains. Then the complex was renovated in 1989, and today is set underground. The old railway yard and other structures were ruined, with the exception of one house, which was mainly used by railway workers. As for the connection with local public transport, the nearest underground station is Mariatorget and belongs to the Stockholm metro system's red line, so you can quickly get there from the city center without arranging any extra transfers.