The railway station in Palić was established as part of the Szeged–Subotica–Horgoš main railway line.

Lviv Railway Station is one of Ukraine’s most important historic railway terminals and a defining node in Lviv’s transport system. The present station building was constructed in the early twentieth century and is one of the city’s best-known Art Nouveau and early modern public buildings. The station strengthened Lviv’s role as a regional and international transport center. Its monumental hall and domed massing give it major urban significance. The building still functions as an active railway station today. It carries transport-historical, architectural, and urban-historical value at the same time.