Midday flow in the concourse of Paris Gare de Lyon
Passengers cross the main concourse of Paris Gare de Lyon, 12th arrondissement, France, near coordinates. Under the iron-and-glass train shed, travelers wheel suitcases past an information point, rows of red seats, and storefronts with green-trimmed windows. Large banners in French promoting a music-streaming service hang from the rafters, while overhead signs direct people toward Hall 2 and other platforms. The Beaux-Arts arches and clerestory windows, part of a station complex inaugurated for the 1900 Exposition Universelle, frame the busy interior. Gare de Lyon is one of Paris’s principal rail hubs, serving TGV and regional lines to southeastern France and beyond, as well as RER and Métro connections for city transit.
Passengers cross the main concourse of Paris Gare de Lyon, 12th arrondissement, France, near coordinates. Under the iron-and-glass train shed, travelers wheel suitcases past an information point, rows of red seats, and storefronts with green-trimmed windows. Large banners in French promoting a music-streaming service hang from the rafters, while overhead signs direct people toward Hall 2 and other platforms. The Beaux-Arts arches and clerestory windows, part of a station complex inaugurated for the 1900 Exposition Universelle, frame the busy interior. Gare de Lyon is one of Paris’s principal rail hubs, serving TGV and regional lines to southeastern France and beyond, as well as RER and Métro connections for city transit.
