The spacious but empty entrance hall of the station Dresden-Mitte.
Originally, this station had ticket counters, a restaurant,
luggage services and a nice big roof above the tracks, but the
roof was damaged in the second world war and soon removed
completely and counters were closed, so this is what remains:
an unmanned stop with two platforms, ticket machines and a drink
dispenser (only local trains stop here). At least you have plenty 
of space to store bicycles well-protected from the rain. But there 
are some plans for rebuilding this station and making it a bit 
more inviting. 2001-05-11.
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photo: <a href="mailto:tbk@uncia.de">tobias b köhler</a>