Soon afterward, it was removed. Transalpina Square was divided between Italy and the new state of Slovenia. In 2004, when Slovenia joined the European Union, all border markers on the square were removed, and the Wall of Gorizia that had divided it in two was demolished. In 2007, when Slovenia entered the Schengen area, the last formal customs controls were eliminated and the square was reunited. Facilities and equipment In addition to the passenger building, the station is equipped with a locomotive shed and a turntable. References External links Images of the city and the station Official site of the Slovenian railways This article is based upon a translation of the Italian language version as of November 2010. Railway stations in Slovenia Railway stations opened in 1906 Art Nouveau architecture in Slovenia railway station 1906 establishments in Austria-Hungary