Palézieux-Village railway station

Geschichte

Palézieux-Village railway station serves the village of Palézieux, in the canton of Vaud, Switzerland.This is a basic station with just one platform on the single-track line.|} There are two railway stations in the area, at Palézieux-Village and Palézieux-Gare. Palézieux-Village station is on Swiss Federal Railways' Broye valley line (from Payerne) which then connects with their Olten-Lausanne mainline, at a junction just to the north of Palézieux-Gare. The station at Palézieux-Gare (which is called simply Palézieux) is 20.6km northeast of Lausanne station (by rail) and is also the terminus of the metre gauge Transports publics Fribourgeois (TPF) railway line to the Gruyère. It is possible to travel by train between the two stations in the Palézieux area.Passenger servicesPassengers are provided for at this station by the Réseau Express Vaudois S21 service, with trains running once an hour in each direction between Lausanne and Payerne. This is an S-Bahn type service.Previous stop: Palézieux. Next stop: Châtillens.There are additional regional express trains (two in the morning and two in the evening) which pass through Palézieux-Village, to cater for peak-time demand in and out of Lausanne; these do not call at this station, however they do call at the nearby Palézieux station (at Palézieux-Gare).