Les Noues: station history
Served by: RER D.
Did you know?
A station in Goussainville, opened in 1964 on the Saint-Denis to Creil line via Survilliers, which opened in 1859 under the Nord railway company after six years of study. The line was doubled in 1907. The station was opened because of the population growth in the district and the wish for a station closer to the centre of Goussainville.
Anecdote
It takes its name from the district, which in turn took that of the grange des Noues, a farm that has existed since the Middle Ages. It is served by RER line D and lies on the Paris-Nord to Lille line. Several bus lines of the Roissy Ouest network (11, 32, 33, 34, G bus, R104 and R8) and the Filéo Goussainville service link it to the rest of the town.
Around Les Noues
- Vieux-Pays de Goussainville, 4900 m away — A historic village almost abandoned since Roissy airport opened, whose Old Château park remains accessible.
- Église Saint-Pierre-et-Saint-Paul, 4900 m away — A listed historic church, Romanesque then rebuilt in the Renaissance, at the heart of the Vieux-Pays.