Sagrado Corazón station explained

Style:	Tren Urbano
Sagrado Corazón
Coordinates:	18.4367°N -66.0607°W
Structure:	Elevated
Platform:	1 island platform
Tracks:	2
Accessible:	Yes
Owned:	Puerto Rico Department of Transportation and Public Works
Operator:	Alternate Concepts
Mapframe:	yes
Mapframe-Custom:	Shape: none Line: none Marker: rail-metro Zoom: 15

Sagrado Corazón station is a rapid transit station in San Juan, Puerto Rico. Located the Martín Peña neighborhood at the southern edge of Santurce. The station is named after the district and the university of the same name. Opening on December 17, 2004, this is the northern terminus of the Tren Urbano line. The station features a stained glass display of public art display entitled Vitral by Luis Hernández Cruz.^[1]

Nearby

• Sagrado Corazón University
  • Sagrado Corazón and Monteflores historic zone San Juan YMCA

Bus terminal

See main article: article and Puerto Rico Metropolitan Bus Authority. Bus terminal is located at the south entrance of the station:

• E10 express route: Sagrado Corazón – Old San Juan Covadonga Terminal
• T2: Sagrado Corazón – Hato Rey – Plaza Las Américas – Hiram Bithorn Stadium – Roberto Clemente Coliseum – San Patricio – Caparra – Bayamón Station
• T3: Sagrado Corazón – Santurce – Miramar – Old San Juan Covadonga Terminal
• T9: Old San Juan Covadonga Terminal – Miramar – Santurce – Sagrado Corazón – Barrio Obrero – Hato Rey (through Barbosa Ave.) – Río Piedras – Cupey Station
• T21: Sagrado Corazón – Santurce – Museum of Art of Puerto Rico – Condado – Old San Juan Covadonga Terminal
• C1: Sagrado Corazón – Hato Rey (through Ponce de León Ave. & PR-1) – Río Piedras
• C22: Sagrado Corazón – Hato Rey – Plaza Las Américas – Hiram Bithorn Stadium – Roberto Clemente Coliseum
• C35: Sagrado Corazón – Central Park – Puerto Rico Convention Center
• C36: Sagrado Corazón – Residencial Luis Lloréns Torres – Punta Las Marías
• D15: Sagrado Corazón – Hato Rey – Residencial Manuel A. Pérez – Río Piedras – Cupey Station
• D45: Sagrado Corazón – Isla Verde – Piñones – Loíza

See also

• List of Tren Urbano stations
• Tren Urbano Phase 1A

Notes and References

1. Web site: Vitral . May 20, 2011 . Puerto Rico Public Art Project .