San Damiano d'Asti Station

The station was built in 1849 at the opening of the route Trofarello-Asti. Originally he was at the service of the municipality of Vaglierano, but, with its suppression in 2001, lost the name "Station of Vaglierano".

It was declassified from 30 November 2014.

The stop has a passenger building developed on two floors. It has a characteristic "ad L" plant, as the left part of the facade is extruded on the street side on both floors^[2]. Part of the ground floor is open to users, as it houses a waiting room also equipped with information panels. The movement director is located next to the room. In the immediate vicinity of the PV there is an additional service building, inaccessible to users.

The stop includes 2 passenger rails, both equipped with their own dock. These counters are connected by a pedestrian underpass and partly covered by metal roofs. Under the cover of the first track there are some services to travellers, such as an obliterator, two monitors for train departures (one LED, running, the other not in use in 2019), a paper information panel and an automatic ticket office, no longer in operation at 2019.

There were also some logs at the service of the dismissed goods port; in 2019 these are removed.

The stop is served by line 6 of the metropolitan railway service of Turin, Torino Stura-Asti, on the basis of the contract of service stipulated with Regione Piemonte.

Near the station is implemented the interchange with some extra-urban bus lines.

Between 1882 and 1935, the interchange was possible with the convoys in service on the Asti-Canale ferry.

The station, classified by RFI in category 'Bronze'^[3], has the following services:

• Toilets
• Waiting room