Vernon–Giverny railway station

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Vernon–Giverny railway station is a regional train station in northern France that serves the town of Vernon and provides access to the nearby village of Giverny, famous for Claude Monet’s house and gardens.

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Vernon–Giverny railway station canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf railway station
train station
connectsTo Le Havre railway station
linked to: Gare du Havre

Paris-Saint-Lazare railway station
Rouen-Rive-Droite railway station
country France
fareSystem SNCF national fare system
formerName Vernon railway station
hasAccessibilityFeature step-free access (partial or full)
hasBusConnection shuttle bus to Giverny
hasFacility bicycle parking
car park
ticket machines
ticket office
toilets
waiting room
hasServiceType intercity rail
regional rail
hasStationCode SNCF internal code (Vernon–Giverny)
locatedIn Vernon, Eure
locatedInAdministrativeTerritory Eure
Normandy
locatedInRegion northern France
nameChangeReason to highlight access to Giverny and Monet’s gardens
namedAfter Giverny
linked to: Giverny garden

Vernon
nearbyAttraction Claude Monet Foundation
Giverny
linked to: Giverny garden
nearbyRiver Seine
linked to: River Seine
operator SNCF
ownedBy SNCF
passengerService Intercités
TER Normandie
platformCount 2
primaryAccessTo Claude Monet’s house and gardens
railwayLine Paris–Le Havre railway
railwayNetwork SNCF Réseau
serves Giverny
linked to: Giverny garden

Vernon, Eure
timeZone Central European Time
timeZoneDST Central European Summer Time
tourismRole gateway to Giverny
trackCount 2

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Vernon hasTransport Vernon–Giverny railway station
Vernon, France hasTransport Vernon–Giverny railway station