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Al posto dove fino al 21 settembre 2001 c'era la stazione di SAN LORENZO-CIPRESSA ora viene costruito un nuovo porto turistico: la Marina di San Lorenzo al Mare. Ora la ferrovia passa da entroterra; San Lorenzo non ha piu stazione ferroviaria. Photo and scan: Slobodan Ilic (slobodan.ilic@bluewin.ch), August 2005

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Station of SAN LORENZO-CIPRESSA on the Riviera Ligure/Riviera di Ponente (Ligurian Riviera/West Coast) in Italy, well known also as Riviera dei Fiori (Flower Riviera). This station was closed on 24.09.2002; the railway line was transferred between Bordighera and Imperia Porto Maurizio into a long tunnel. I hate this new tunnel railway! It's awful! Foto: Slobodan Ilic, July 2001 (slobodan.ilic@bluewin.ch) Upload: Aleksandar Salatic (asalat@mail.ru)

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Con la chiusura della bellissima ferrovia costiera sul tratto Imperia Porto Maurizio - Bordighera in settembre 2001, il bellissimo paesino turistico San Lorenzo al Mare alla Riviera di Ponente Ligure, presso Imperia, ha perso la stazione. With closing of the seashore railway line on the section: Imperia Porto Maurizio - Bordighera in September 2001, the beautiful touristic village San Lorenzo al Mare, close to Imperia, lost its railway station. Photo and scan: Slobodan Ilic, July 2003 (slobodan.ilic@bluewin.ch)

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The station of SAN LORENZO-CIPRESSA on the line Genova - Ventimiglia - the look in direction Ventimiglia. This station was closed on 21.07.2001. Photo and scan: Slobodan Ilic, July 2001 (slobodan.ilic@bluewin.ch) Upload: Aleksandar Salatic (asalat@mail.ru)

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The closed station of SAN LORENZO-CIPRESSA, situated just a few walking minutes from the seaside and the beach. Thousands of tourists from all over the world were passing there every day enjoying a spectacular view on the Mediterranean Sea - until September 24, 2001, when the seashore railway on the section: Imperia Porto Maurizio - Bordighera was closed and replaced by a new double track tunnel railway. Photo: Giorgio Stagni, 2003 (stagni@miol.it, http://www.miol.it/stagniweb) Upload: Aleksandar Salatic (asalat@beotel.yu)