Saint Lazare Train Station

The Gare Saint-Lazare is one of the oldest and most iconic train stations in Paris. The station is named after the Lazare monastery, which used to stand here. The station opened in 1837 and is still one of the busiest in France, with hundreds of trains passing through each day. St Lazare is a great place to experience the bustle of Paris. The station has several shops, restaurants, and cafés for visitors to explore. The station is also home to several art works and monuments, including the beautiful marble clock, the bronze statue of Joan of Arc, and the gorgeous stained glass fresco in the waiting room. Whether you’re waiting for a train or exploring the sights, Gare Saint-Lazare is an exciting and vibrant place to visit.