Liphook Station, serving a small village

Godalming Station, serving a large village (that I used to live in)

King's Cross (right) and St Pancras (left) stations, serving the city of London

In the UK, railway infrastructure, particularly stations, is very beautiful. The stations above, dating to the 1860s, have been deemed as some of the most beautiful in the world, elegantly serving passengers for more than 100 years. Modern stations, like Liss (on the same line of Godalming and Liphook) often lack the same charm or rural aesthetic, but new ones have been made to the same aesthetic degree. I really like Britain's railways, since despite the age, they run well and transport people from place to place efficiently.