Bercy Station
Description:
Bercy Station is the smallest station in Paris. It serves most often night trains and road trains, as well as regional-type trains such as Transilien and TER. From Bercy station, TER trains move to Auxerre, Avalon, Clamsey. Trains run mainly to Nice and Narbonne, in the summer they often go to Geneva, Biarritz and Brianson.
The main feature of road trains is that they do not have passenger cars, passengers usually leave their cars in them, and they themselves go in other trains. Night trains from here run only to Italy - Milan, Rome, Venice.
The station was built in a classical style. Everything is simple and harmonious, there are no various hyperbolic elements, since initially its building served as an addition to the main Lyon railway station. Bercy Station became independent only in 2002.
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