Livry-sur-Seine: station history
Served by: Transilien R.
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A railway halt in Seine-et-Marne, on the Corbeil-Essonnes to Montereau line, at kilometre point 59.711, in the commune of Livry-sur-Seine. It is run by the SNCF and served by stopping trains of Transilien line R between Melun and Montereau. The station building is closed and no commercial service is provided there.
Anecdote
The halt, where stopping trains of line R call, has Transilien machines. A free car park of 20 to 50 spaces is available nearby. Bus lines 3610 and 3656 of the Grand Melun network also serve it. The stopping trains link the halt to Melun, the prefecture of Seine-et-Marne, and to Montereau.
Around Livry-sur-Seine
- Parc de Livry, 850 m away — A 19-hectare park straddling Livry-sur-Seine and Chartrettes, with remains of the 17th-century château and ponds.
- Église Saint-Étienne, 1350 m away — A parish church mentioned from 1206, re-established as a parish in 1865.