La Magòria station, Art Nouveau railway station in Sants-Montjuïc, Barcelona, Spain.
La Magòria station is a railway reception building in Art Nouveau style featuring a distinctive tower with stucco finishes and roofs covered in Arabic tiles. Its facade combines masonry with irregular stones and includes brick-framed openings that outline both the tower and main structure with geometric precision.
The building was designed by architect Josep Domènech i Estapà in 1912 as part of the Barcelona-Manresa railway line development. It marked an important moment in the expansion of rail transportation across the city.
Today the building serves as a civic center where residents and visitors can see art exhibitions and participate in community workshops. It has become a social gathering place that brings people together through creative activities.
The building sits at the intersection of Gran Via and Carrer del Moianès making it easy to locate. Opening times may vary depending on exhibitions and events, so it's worth checking ahead before visiting.
Architect Josep Domènech i Estapà was known for blending unconventional materials, visible here in the Arabic tiles and irregular masonry that create an eye-catching visual effect. This mix of decorative and structural elements gives the building its distinctive character.
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