The stations

Opened in 1858, Cornavin train station was destroyed by fire in 1909 and then completely rebuilt based on a design by the architect Julien...

Originally constructed as the ‘Embarcadère de Lyon’ in 1847, Paris Gare-de-Lyon train station has undergone several extensions and...

Built in 1916 on the model of Leipzig central station, Lausanne train station is the main railway station serving the canton of Vaud. It is...

The station was destroyed in 1944 by the German army due to its strategic position, then rebuilt in 1962. Situated on the Paris-Lyon to...

Opened in 1854 and completely rebuilt in 1907, Basel train station is the city’s largest station, ahead of Basel’s Badischer Bahnhof. For...

Commissioned in 2001, Aix-en-Provence TGV station is a mainline SNCF station served uniquely by high-speed trains, located 15 km south of...

Zurich’s main railway station was originally built in 1847 and is the largest in Switzerland and one of the busiest in the world. With...

Located in the quarter of the same name, Marseille Saint-Charles station was initially inaugurated in 1848 to open up the PLM (Paris-Lyon...

Bern train station was opened in 1860 and is the second busiest train station in Switzerland in terms of traffic. Located in the heart of...