Le Perray: station history

Served by: Transilien N.

Did you know?

A station in the Yvelines on Transilien line N, in Le Perray. The Versailles-Chantiers to Chartres section opened on 12 July 1849. The station building has a ticket office and a machine. A 230-metre side platform serves track 1 and a 230-metre central platform serves tracks 1 bis and 2, linked by an underpass.

Anecdote

The station is 175 metres above sea level, at kilometre point 41.846 of the Paris-Montparnasse to Brest line, between Les Essarts-le-Roi and Rambouillet. Since 2012, the Paris – Rambouillet branch has been part of line N. Before weekends and public holidays, Noctilien N145 also serves the station.

Around Le Perray

  • Croix de Saint-Jacques, 1350 m away — A cross listed in 1952 as a historic monument, linked to the Camino de Santiago.

Nearby stations

Lieux d’Histoire: City tour guide, Paris – Île-de-France