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Paul
November 14, 2024
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Gare de Genève / Geneva train station
The Geneva Cornavin train station is the hub of public transport in the city and the entire region.
The Cornavin train station, inaugurated in 1858, was destroyed by fire in 1909 and then completely rebuilt according to the plans of the architect Julien Flegenheimer.
Since then, it has been expanded and renovated several times. After Zurich and Bern, it is the third largest train station in Switzerland in terms of daily traffic.
Lyria SAS is a subsidiary of Logo SNCF Connect and Logo CFF SBB FFS
Text / Source: TGV Lyria
tgv-lyria.com/ch/de/zugreise/praktische-infos/bahnhoefe/bahnhof-genf
The Geneva Cornavin train station is the hub of public transport in the city and the entire region.
The Cornavin train station, inaugurated in 1858, was destroyed by fire in 1909 and then completely rebuilt according to the plans of the architect Julien Flegenheimer.
Since then, it has been expanded and renovated several times. After Zurich and Bern, it is the third largest train station in Switzerland in terms of daily traffic.
Lyria SAS is a subsidiary of Logo SNCF Connect and Logo CFF SBB FFS
Text / Source: TGV Lyria
tgv-lyria.com/ch/de/zugreise/praktische-infos/bahnhoefe/bahnhof-genf
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•Paul
November 14, 2024
Hiking
Gare de Genève / Geneva train station
The Geneva Cornavin train station is the hub of public transport in the city and the entire region.
The Cornavin train station, inaugurated in 1858, was destroyed by fire in 1909 and then completely rebuilt according to the plans of the architect Julien Flegenheimer.
Since then, it has been expanded and renovated several times. After Zurich and Bern, it is the third largest train station in Switzerland in terms of daily traffic.
Lyria SAS is a subsidiary of Logo SNCF Connect and Logo CFF SBB FFS
Text / Source: TGV Lyria
tgv-lyria.com/ch/de/zugreise/praktische-infos/bahnhoefe/bahnhof-genf
The Geneva Cornavin train station is the hub of public transport in the city and the entire region.
The Cornavin train station, inaugurated in 1858, was destroyed by fire in 1909 and then completely rebuilt according to the plans of the architect Julien Flegenheimer.
Since then, it has been expanded and renovated several times. After Zurich and Bern, it is the third largest train station in Switzerland in terms of daily traffic.
Lyria SAS is a subsidiary of Logo SNCF Connect and Logo CFF SBB FFS
Text / Source: TGV Lyria
tgv-lyria.com/ch/de/zugreise/praktische-infos/bahnhoefe/bahnhof-genf
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•Matto
November 30, 2020
Hiking
Genève-Cornavin train station, or Gare de Cornavin in French, is the main train station in the city of Geneva.
With around 65,000 travelers every day, it is the ninth largest train station in Switzerland. The SBB spelling Genève is on the blue station signs, on the platform roofs, etc.
The station is located on the borders of the Geneva quarters of Saint-Gervais, Les Grottes and Les Pâquis.
Three railway systems intersect at the station - Swiss and French passenger traffic and freight traffic, and over 800 trains run here every day. The station is already clearly reaching its capacity limits.
With around 65,000 travelers every day, it is the ninth largest train station in Switzerland. The SBB spelling Genève is on the blue station signs, on the platform roofs, etc.
The station is located on the borders of the Geneva quarters of Saint-Gervais, Les Grottes and Les Pâquis.
Three railway systems intersect at the station - Swiss and French passenger traffic and freight traffic, and over 800 trains run here every day. The station is already clearly reaching its capacity limits.
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