Car Hire Saint Quentin Rail Station
Mini guide to Saint Quentin Rail Station
Saint Quentin Rail Station
Saint Quentin is situated in northeast France, in the Aisne region near the Belgian border. The city takes its name from a 3rd century Christian saint who was martyred here. Reaching the Saint Quentin Rail Station is simple from anywhere in the region, with many TER train lines connecting it with cities like Lille, Amiens, Cambrai and Paris.
Saint Quentin is a picturesque city with many cafés, markets and walking streets. The Saint Quentin town hall is a good example of the unique architecture in the region that mixes French and Flemish styles of building and adornment.
Saint Quentin was directly in the German Hindenburg Line, and the city sustained heavy damage during World War II. Eighty percent of the buildings were damaged, including the town Basilica.
Today the city hums a wistful tune with its monuments and few museums, such as the Butterflies Museum, which is home to over 600,000 insect species. The city’s train station is one historical edifice that has more or less survived unscathed. The 1926 Saint Quentin Rail Station was built to replace the old one that was destroyed in a fire in 1921.
There is car hire available at the Saint Quentin Rail Station should a car be needed to further explore the region. For the best prices and availability, it is recommended that you book a car online in advance.
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