Tanger-Ville railway station

Tanger-Ville is the main railway station of the Moroccan port city of Tangier, rebuilt as a terminus in 2003. It serves as the northern hub for two lines: the conventional Tangier–Casablanca route and the LGV Tanger–Kénitra high-speed line, which since 2018 links Tangier to Casablanca in under two hours. Operated by the state railway ONCF, it is a functional modern interchange with no particular historic or cultural significance beyond its role as a regional transit node.