Brescia railway station

Milano - Venezia Bergamo -Brescia Parma -Brescia Brescia - Cremona Brescia - Iseo ( FN)

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Brescia train station (Italian: Stazione di Brescia) is the station of the northern Italian city of Brescia. It is operated by the Company CentoStazioni SpA, a subsidiary of Ferrovie dello Stato SpA, .

The train station is on the railway line Milano - Venezia and is the starting point of the routes Bergamo -Brescia, Parma -Brescia, Brescia - Cremona and Brescia - Iseo. All the lines, except operated by Ferrovie Nord Brescia - Iseo, were operated by RFI.

The station is located south of the city center and has a total of ten platform tracks, three of which are located west of the station building and are reserved to the trains to Iseo and Edolo. The station is furthermore equipped with extensive track systems for freight transport. The station building was built in the Romanesque Revival style.

The station was opened on April 22, 1854 together with the route Verona - part Coccaglio. Later, the other routes were added.