This document compiled by Gabriel Roman provides a detailed history of the Arad Central Railway Station, highlighting its significance as a major transportation hub within the pan-European corridor IV. It traces the station's development through multiple iterations, beginning in 1858, and details the architects and architectural styles involved in its construction, particularly focusing on the early 20th-century building designed by Pfaff Ferenc. The text also discusses major upgrades and renovations, including a significant modernization project completed in 2015, and includes a fact sheet outlining key information for tourists. The Arad Central Station stands as a key landmark in Hungarian and Romanian railway history, showcasing Eclectic Romanesque and Secession-style architecture and the legacy of architect Ferenc Pfaff. Opened in the early 20th century, this elegant building reflects the Austro-Hungarian influence on railway design and remains a vibrant transportation hub connecting Arad to major European cities like Budapest and Vienna. Read the full story here: https://www.arad.zone/blog-ar/gara-central%C4%82-arad (Romanian) https://www.aradvaros.com/blog-ar/gara-central%C4%82-arad (English)