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Journées du Patrimoine 2026 à Paris : des visite insolites de la gare Saint-Lazare Heritage Days 2026 in Paris: unusual tours of Saint-Lazare Station

For Heritage Days, Saint-Lazare Station pulls back the curtain on its behind-the-scenes spaces on Saturday, September 19 and Sunday, September 20, 2026, with guided and commentary tours (registration required).

With its clock tower and timber-framed façade, this Val-d’Oise railway station looks as if it were from another era.

With its postcard-perfect silhouette, a clock tower that towers over the platforms, and half-timbered façades, this station stands out from the usual image of suburban stations. Heir to the sweeping railway transformations of the interwar period, it preserves a distinctive charm that whisks travelers to another era, long before daily commutes and information screens.

This timber-framed station with a clock tower stands out as one of the most remarkable in Île-de-France.

With its unconventional silhouette, its clock tower and timber-framed façades, this station stands out from the usual image of suburban rail hubs. Behind this almost picturesque setting lies the history of a railway building transformed in the early 20th century, which over the decades became a true architectural landmark for everyday travelers.