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How to Find the Rodey Train Station

The gare de Rodey is a major train station in Rodez Occitanie, Occitane, France. The station is located on the Rodez Line, the busiest railway line in France with over a million passengers taking the train everyday to work in Paris. The station has an intermission and is closed during the night. It is accessible from other major cities by a long underground tramway.

The Rodey station is located between the cities of Rouen and Roubaix and is connected to all three by long underground tramways. It is served by various international and domestic train operators like SNCF, Eurostar, Eurotunnel, Lufthansa, Dacia, German Rail, Orient and many others. You will find direct services from all major French cities. You can either travel on one of the numerous train services or take the Intercity Express, which runs on the Transiliensternbahn. The railway line from Paris to Rouen is known as the RER. The RER is an excellent way to reach the city center. It connects the railway station to the Gare du Midi and then goes via the Pas de la Roquette to the Gare d'Auvergne.

The train station is close to the Rue D'Araigne (French for 'White Willow') and the Place de la Recherche. This street is named after a street of the same name that was a popular meeting place for French aristocrats in the late 19th century. There is also the Montmartre department store. The Rodey station is connected to all the major city centers by the metro. You can travel by car or bus to get into the city.

You can get the Eurostar from the Eurostar terminal at St Pancras and then continue on the Eurostar to Paris. The Eurostar is the longest underground train in Europe, traveling at up to 150 mph. The Eurostar offers connections to all major cities in Europe including London, Rome, Amsterdam, Berlin, Frankfurt, Paris, Brussels, Milan, Stockholm and Budapest. and Bucharest among many others. Traveling by Eurostar means you have the opportunity to travel within a single country.

The Terraincar is an awesome train journey from the continent to South America, passing through the Amazon, in addition to crossing the border of Brazil to Peru. The journey takes you across the borders to Peru, Uruguay, Argentina and Paraguay in the Andes. The train then continues on to Bolivia and Chile, where it comes to Rio de Janerio and Buenos Aires. Traveling by train also gives you the chance to visit the ancient Inca city of Machu Picchu.