Gare de Lyon, Paris: Architecture and Activity

Gare de Lyon train station
Gare de Lyon, a major railway station in Paris, France, was inaugurated in 1900 for the Exposition Universelle. Its Belle Époque architecture, characterized by ornate stonework and a prominent clock tower, reflects the grandeur of the era. The station serves as a vital transportation hub, connecting Paris with southeastern France and international destinations. Today, Gare de Lyon continues to be a bustling center of activity, facilitating travel for millions of passengers annually.
Photo taken in October 2017.
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