A ≈ 20 min di distanzatempio di San Sava- Distanza
- 1,6 km

Renters settling near the former terminus face active construction detours where historic rail corridors gave way to riverside redevelopment.
Architect Dragutin Milutinovic designed the terminal, which earned protected cultural monument status. It handled the heaviest passenger rail traffic across the country until transport operations migrated to the central facility at Prokop. The building ended its transport service to facilitate the surrounding waterfront commercial project and underwent conversion into a dedicated museum space.
Workers erected the station over a marsh known as Ciganska bara or Bara Venecija, where residents previously crafted tiles from mud and inhabited stilt dwellings. Draining the wetland required immense volumes of earth excavated from the Prokop cutting alongside debris from the demolished Stambol Gate. The project also introduced a Sava river rail bridge that linked the domestic rail network across the frontier toward Zemun.
Early rail plans faced severe domestic resistance, with legislative opponents denouncing the costly tracks as destructive before approval passed. A French firm secured the construction tender following national independence agreements. Prince Milan Obrenovic backed the nearby Prokop excavation site partly because the land belonged to his family, while travelers initially relied on horse carriages along Nemanjina to reach the remote depot.
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