Southern Station

Vintage postcard depicting the Stazione Meridionale of Trieste (Südbahnhof) in 1900, one of the main railway hubs of the Impero Austro-Ungarico. The building, imposing and majestic, testifies to the strategic and commercial importance of the city on the Adriatico Sea. In the foreground, the obelisk of the Giardino Pubblico is noticeable, while in the background the Triestine hill extends with its historical buildings. This image represents a precious testimony of Trieste at the beginning of the 20th century, at the center of the traffic between Central Europe and Mediterraneo. Ideal for those seeking historical content, railway architecture or ancient images of Trieste.