Dr. Cetrángolo

Regular

Quiet. A lot of tree and few seats. Keep in mind that the train can come sooner or later. It has a single ramp for wheelchairs on the platform that is going to retreat. So if you want to get off the other side you will have to go to Miter to get down again in Cetrangolo.

It is hyper quiet, I would say the quietest of the line ... I guess it does not move many passengers because it is located in a more residential area. It is a bit rustic in its appearance, but waiting for the train in it is not unpleasant, especially if you missed it because they spend every 25 minutes approx ... That's basically it.

Very nice station. Pretty well maintained. In the old style, pulling rustic but whole. It looks clean. While it does NOT handle a large flow of passengers it is presentable and acceptable. Pedestrian crossings are a little "weird". Trains pass on average every half hour for each side. It is roofed on both sides. It has seats. But ONLY they dispatch tickets from only one side of the platform. Do not arrive just in time because you lose like in the war. The machines to impact the virtual loads of the ups, turn them off at night. Little or no nighttime security. Only the neighborhood alarms that work for the street, but not for the platform.

It's okay. It has many stairs.