Orașul în care, în 1860, a fost construită prima gară de pe teritoriul României de azi, de o firmă britanică • Newsweek România

The first railway station in present-day Romania was built in 1860 in Constanța by the British company DBSR. This station marked the beginning of the railway history in Romania and was crucial for connecting the Danube to the Black Sea. The line facilitated rapid transport of goods and passengers, significantly contributing to Constanța's economic development. The original station operated for a century until a new, modern station was inaugurated in 1960 to accommodate the city's growth and increased traffic.