The bi-plane is suspended in front of the ornate, stained-glass windows of the old Estación de Sevilla. This was a major train station from 1901 until 1990. After remodeling, it became a low-key retail center. Alternatively called Plaza de Armas Station, it should not be confused with the nearby bus station of the same name. Estación de Autobuses at Plaza de Armas opened in 1992. Of the two bus terminals serving Seville, this one is the closest to the major attractions in Casco Antiguo (Old Town).
