Gare Montparnasse is one of the major railway stations in Paris, France. Opened in 1969, it serves as a hub for high-speed trains, particularly the TGV, connecting the city to western regions of France. The station is known for its modern architecture and extensive facilities, including shops and restaurants. Located in the Montparnasse district, the station is easily accessible by public transport, including the Paris Métro and buses. It plays a crucial role in the French rail network, accommodating millions of passengers each year traveling to destinations like Brittany and Normandy.