Morón has long been central Cuba's main railway crossroads and exhibits the most elegant railway station outside Havana. Built in 1923, the building's edifice is neocolonial, though inside the busy ticket hall hides a more streamlined art deco look. Equally eye-catching is the stained-glass skylight. Like many things in provincial Cuba, it's crying out for a sympathetic restoration.
Terminal de Ferrocarriles
Ciego de Ávila Province
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