Lausanne railway station
Lausanne, Switzerland
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Lausanne railway station, the principal intercity and regional hub for Lausanne, Vaud, Switzerland, is an Art Nouveau structure designed by architect Alphonse Laverrière. Built as a surface-level junction station, it ranks as a class A Swiss cultural property of national significance. The building is often designated Lausanne CFF or Lausanne-Gare to differentiate it from Lausanne-Flon, the city's other major station.
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- Type
- architectural structure, junction station, central station
- Heritage
- class A Swiss cultural property of national significance
- Place
- Lausanne, Switzerland
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