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Lyon Part-Dieu train station

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Lyon Part-Dieu train station is one of France’s most visited stations, thanks to its convenient location. It is served by TGV®, Eurostar, TGV Lyria and TGV® Brussels-France trains departing from Belgium, Great Britain, Germany, Switzerland and even Italy and Spain. The station’s a major railway hub, connected to the French railway network operated by high-speed trains.

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