Culoz

Culoz is a railway station and protected historical monument in a small French community that has served passengers since the 19th century. The building displays characteristic architectural details from the railway era and continues to function as a transportation hub today.

The station opened in 1857 as the French rail network expanded, establishing the town as a key junction connecting regional routes. Over time the facility developed into a central hub where both passenger and freight operations merged into a unified transportation system.

The station building displays 19th-century architectural features that reflect how French rail infrastructure was designed during that era. Walking through the space, visitors can see the careful maintenance of these original design elements that have shaped the station's appearance over time.

The station sits in an accessible location with regular train services running to nearby towns and cities throughout the day. Visitors should check current schedules and track information before planning a trip, as service patterns may vary by season.

The station earned official recognition as a protected historical monument, highlighting its importance to French railway architectural heritage. This designation allows visitors to experience a living example of how historical preservation and modern operations coexist in the same space.

Location: Culoz-Béon

Official opening: 1857

Elevation above the sea: 237 m

Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible

Operator: SNCF

Address: Place Pierre Semard, 01350 Culoz

GPS coordinates: 45.84293,5.77879

Latest update: December 8, 2025 21:05