San Jose Diridon station

San Jose Diridon station is a railway station in San Jose built in Renaissance Revival and Mediterranean Revival architectural styles. The building remains in active use today and features a combination of arched windows, decorative stonework, and traditional design elements from its original construction period.

The station was built with classical European design elements that reflected the style popular in early railway terminals of its era. Over time, it has developed into a central transportation hub serving multiple rail connections throughout the region.

The station is easily accessible and features clear signage for travelers using various rail lines. Visitors should allow time to explore the building's architectural features, especially the decorative details visible on the facade and around the main entrance.

Location: San Jose

Architects: John H. Christie

Official opening: December 1935

Architectural style: Renaissance Revival architecture, Mediterranean Revival architecture

Website: http://caltrain.com/stations/sanjosediridonstation.html

GPS coordinates: 37.32993,-121.90249

Latest update: December 15, 2025 13:27