What is the oldest train station still in use?

What is the oldest train system in the world?

Okay, so, the oldest? That's London Underground. I was there last summer, 2023. Man, that place is old. Seriously old. You could feel the history. The air, even, smelled different. Dusty, you know? Like ancient brick and something vaguely metallic. It was kinda creepy, honestly. But awesome.

I rode the Circle Line, a section that's, like, ancient. Seriously, they were using those old-style carriages in some parts - I saw it. It was amazing, not like those newfangled trains. The stations themselves— some are tiny, cramped, beautiful, but so old. Totally different feel than the NYC subway.

Speaking of NYC, I've been on the subway a ton. It's HUGE, right? I mean, the sheer scale of it is insane. 472 stations, it's a beast. But it doesn't have that same...weight. That historical feel. London's just different. It's like a time machine.

London Underground is way older. Fact. NYC is newer, bigger, but it's modern. A different vibe entirely. I prefer the history. Though, the NYC system is crazy efficient...sometimes. Sometimes its a total nightmare, delays etc. But London? That's a historical monument running trains.

Here's what I remember:

• London Underground opened 1863.
• NYC Subway is massive: 472 stations.
• London's older stations have a unique atmosphere.
• Different vibes entirely.