A modern blue tram arrives at Bordeaux's Saint-Jean Station, a historic Beaux-Arts building with ornate facade, under a clear blue sky. — © Tram at Bordeaux Saint-Jean Station

Two regional trains at Bordeaux Saint-Jean railway station, one displaying the Paris-Bordeaux 2H04 route, beneath a characteristic 19th-century metal and glass roof structure. — © Trains at Bordeaux Saint-Jean Station

Night view of Bordeaux's Saint-Jean Station featuring its illuminated arched glass façade, a historic stone building on the right, and vehicle light trails on the road — © Bordeaux Saint-Jean Station at Night

Interior view of Bordeaux Saint-Jean railway station featuring its distinctive metal architecture, arched glass roof, railway platforms and tracks in black and white. — © Bordeaux Saint-Jean Station - Historic Railway Architecture

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Railwaystation Bordeaux - Saint-Jean

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For over 100 years, the Saint-Jean train station has been the
keystone of this eponymous quarter, everyday meeting with
a mass of travellers who are sure to find what they’re looking
for. Its sheer height makes it unique in France. Hidden
behind its large facade is a giant cast-iron concourse, built by
Daydé and Pillé, considered to be the largest in the world at
the time of construction (1907).

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Railwaystation Bordeaux - Saint-Jean
Cours Charles Domercq
33800 BORDEAUX

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A modern blue tram in front of Bordeaux Saint-Jean railway station, a neoclassical building with ornate facade, on a sunny day with blue sky.

Saint-Michel, Sainte-Croix, Saint-Jean Station