Park of Langrune
See also: Line of Caen to the sea
the station of Langrune was served by the Ligne of Caen to the sea, coming from the Gare of Caen Saint Martin's day and bound for the Gare of Courseulles-on-Sea. This line was exploited by the Railroad company of Caen to the sea.
The station was open as from July 1876, profiting from the extension of the line towards Courseulles-on-Sea. From 1900, this part of the line was equipped with a third rail for the railroad to narrow gauge railway (Railroads of the Apple-brandy) which came from the Gare of Caen Saint-Pierre, via Ouistreham and joined the line with normal way starting from Luc-on-Sea in direction of Courseulles then of Bayeux. In the years 1930, non-stop trains Paris-Courseulles were used by the Compagnie of the state railways and thus passed to Langrune.
Competed with by the development of the car, the line was closed in 1950.
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