In 1988, something remarkable happened right here at the Gennevilliers RER. The station we see today wasn’t always in this exact spot. It was originally located further north, along the present-day Avenue Marcel-Paul. The relocation of Gennevilliers RER was part of a major project, the creation of the Vallèe de Montmorency – Invalides (VMI) link. This new connection was envisioned to seamlessly integrate with a future public transport system running along the D986. While the transport system, which we now know as Tramway T1, didn’t materialize until 2012, the relocation of Gennevilliers RER paved the way for this vital connection. Interestingly, the original Gennevilliers RER station building still stands. It has been transformed into a fast-food restaurant, accessible from the main road, a quirky reminder of the station’s past life. Today, Gennevilliers RER is a bustling hub, connecting travelers to the heart of Paris via the RER Line C.
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