Estació de Carlet (FGV)

Narrow gauge railway station built in 1925, a modernist reference in Valencian railway architecture. The work of architect Francisco Mora Berenguer, author of the Colón market in Valencia, its tower bears the name of the city and the date of construction in brick, topped by a neo-Mudejar crenellation. The narrow gauge railway reached Carlet in 1894; the current station was erected in 1925 in red brick. It is the work of the architect Francisco Mora Berenguer, author of the Colón market in Valencia. The tower has the name of the city and the date embedded in brick, with Arabic-style windows and a neo-Mudejar crenellated finish. It is declared an Asset of Local Relevance and is owned by Ferrocarrils de la Generalitat Valenciana (Line 1 of Metrovalencia).

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