L'Isle-Adam-Parmain: station history
Served by: Transilien H.
Did you know?
A station in the Val-d'Oise put into service in 1846 by the Compagnie des chemins de fer du Nord, with the Paris to Lille and Valenciennes line; it then opened under the name "Isle-Adam station". Now with the SNCF and served by Transilien line H, it is located in the commune of Parmain, near L'Isle-Adam, at 28 metres above sea level, between Valmondois and Champagne-sur-Oise. It lies about 61 kilometres from Paris and about 47 to 49 minutes from Paris-Nord.
Anecdote
Bus lines 1303, 1316 and 95-07 and the night line N147 serve it. On 1 and 2 December 2014 the old Infogare screens were replaced by LCD TFT and TLED screens, and a fibre-optic installation was put in near the passenger building. Four TFT screens were installed, whereas the agreement between the STIF and the SNCF provided for two.
Around L'Isle-Adam-Parmain
- Plage fluviale de L'Isle-Adam, 700 m away — A riverside beach laid out along the Oise in 1919, one of the first river beaches in France.