Gare de Paris Bercy

The Gare de Paris Bercy is defined by its unassuming, low profile and a detached concrete canopy that keeps it separate from the grander stations of Paris. Built in nineteen seventy-seven, it functions as an overflow terminal for the Gare de Lyon. The tracks serve mostly night trains and the specialized Auto Train service, which shuttles passengers' cars to southern France. It remains a quiet corner where travelers wait on wooden benches for departures that mostly happen after the sun goes down.