Central Station in Glasgow City is the largest train station in Scotland. It is a popular destination for tourists as it serves as a gateway to the city of Glasgow. Contrary to its name, the station is not in the middle of the city - it is on the north-eastern outskirts. Built in 1879 and extended in 1903, the Central Station features a building of Italian Renaissance style. Its huge entrance hall is decorated with exquisite artwork and huge, colorful chandeliers. It is an important railway hub, offering direct connections to London, Edinburgh and other Scottish cities. Throughout the year travelers can find different events and markets inside. As a tourist attraction, this station is a place of impressive art and architectural beauty.
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