San Juan train station San Martín, Railway station in San Juan, Argentina

San Juan train station San Martín is a former railway station in San Juan, Argentina, now used as a cultural center. The current building replaced the 1885 structure, whose upper floor was destroyed in the 1944 San Juan earthquake. It stands on the site of the Mendoza–San Juan branch of the Ferrocarril Buenos Aires al Pacífico.

The station was inaugurated on 6 June 1885 as part of the Mendoza–San Juan branch of the Ferrocarril Buenos Aires al Pacífico. Its upper floor was destroyed in the 1944 San Juan earthquake, and the present building was erected after the severe damage. Long-distance passenger services were cancelled on 10 March 1993, when the station and the whole Circuito San Juan ceased operations; the tracks were later lifted.

The building now serves as a cultural center where the community gathers for art exhibitions and local events. Visitors can see how a historic transport hub has transformed into a space for cultural engagement.

The building sits centrally in San Juan and is easily accessible on foot with clear signage from downtown. The surrounding area has regular shops and restaurants that offer practical conveniences for visitors.

The station opened on 6 June 1885 as part of the Mendoza–San Juan branch of the Buenos Aires al Pacífico railway, not in 1887. Its upper floor was destroyed in the 1944 San Juan earthquake, and the present building was erected afterwards. Long-distance passenger trains, including the daily El Aconcagua, stopped running on 10 March 1993.