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The station was built for the World Exposition of 1900. Built on multiple levels, is very large and is considered a classic example of that era's architecture. Most notable is the large clock tower atop one corner of the station.
The station contains a well known restaurant, "Le Train Bleu", which has served drinks and meals to travellers and other guests since 1901 in an ornately decorated setting.
The long-distance trains, including the TGV, serve mainly the southeastern part of France.
The station also contains a metro station of the same name.
Lines serving this station:
Nearby stations:
See also:
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