Épinay Villetaneuse station was built at the end of the 19th century according to a plan designed to assert the network's identity (built in 1907 to plans by architect Clément Ligny). The building is distinguished by the conservation of its constituent parts, the good condition of its ornamental elements and the preservation of its interior volume punctuated by exposed cast-iron columns. The underground passageway features ashlar vaults and facings with rusticated arches.
The station has been awarded the " Heritage of Regional Interest" label.
Find out more about the other listed stations: Gare Plaine Stade de France and Gare Godillot (St Ouen).
What transport options are available at Epinay-Villetaneuse station?
Epinay-Villetaneuse station is served by the Transilien line H (Gare du Nord in Paris to Pontoise, Persan Beaumont, Creil and Luzarche). It is open from 04:45 to 01:30.
The T11 Express tramway stops at Epinay-Villetaneuse station and runs to Le Bourget RER.
Three RATP bus routes: n°337, 356 and 361.
At night, the n°51 Noctilien bus runs to Paris Porte de Clichy and Gare Saint Lazare (Paris).
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