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    February 26, 2025

    Montreux station / Gare de Montreux
    Montreux, the SBB station
    The Montreux station was inaugurated in 1860 when the train arrived on the Lausanne Villeneuve line and then on the Simplon. It was enlarged for the first time in 1871
    It gained importance with the opening of the Montreux railway in the Bernese Oberland in 1901.
    The former municipality of Châtelard (Monteux) and the Jura-Simplon railway company agreed to build a new passenger station opposite the old station, with the two stations being connected by an interurban crossing.
    The inauguration of this new station took place on the same day as the nationalization of the company into the SBB, on May 1, 1903.
    Text / Source: notreHistoire.ch
    notrehistoire.ch/entries/P1bBkm9gW3E

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      August 24, 2020

      The Montreux train station is the largest train station in the municipality of the Swiss city of Montreux. The long-distance and regional train station is served by almost all trains on the Simplon line of the Swiss Federal Railways and is also the starting point for the Montreux – Zweisimmen railway line and on the Rochers de Naye. Source: Wikipedia

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        March 15, 2022

        In addition to its importance in SBB long-distance traffic, a special feature of Montreux station is that it also has three gauges. So the SBB runs on standard gauge 1435 mm. The Goldenpass line Montreux - Zweisimmen on 1000 mm gauge and the line on the Rochers de Naye on 800 mm gauge. If the trip on the Golden Pass to Zweisimmen is a special highlight, then nothing can top the trip up the Rochers de Naye. From the top you have a breathtaking view of Lake Geneva.

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          September 14, 2024

          pretty station building and junction of various railway lines

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            September 22, 2021

            Very nicely designed and central starting point

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              From here, stairs lead down to the shore

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