Messina Centrale

Between 1934 and 1937, Angiolo Mazzoni drafted the final project for the new railway facilities in Messina. In August 1937, work began, proceeding at a good pace. The new passenger building was constructed with a low body in travertine, enhanced by a futuristic canopy. Among the interior spaces, there is a waiting room dedicated to distinguished travelers, now called the " Sala Mazzoni." This room, covering over 80 square meters, is characterized by ten seats covered in wood, arranged on a marble floor. In the center of the room, there is a long table, also made of marble, with sinuous and rounded shapes.