List of stations of the Paris Métro

The list of stations of the Paris Métro is a complete overview of the existing and various closed or under construction stations of the Paris Métro. The metro opened in 1900 is one of the oldest and largest networks worldwide. It opens up the 20 arrondissements of Paris and various cities and towns in the surrounding départements of the Île -de -France.

The network of metro comprises a total of 303 existing stations or 383 individual breakpoints. The different values ​​are derived from the method of counting the transfer points. In addition, twelve closed and two single breakpoints that are set to open in the coming years.

At the time of the 16 lines of the Métro, the stations are distributed as follows:

Legend

The following list provides an alphabetical overview of the stations on the Métro. In addition, further information on this, references are pointed to nearby attractions and pictures of the platforms. For a better overview, the individual platform levels are listed separately. The stations are first sorted in alphabetical order, with the same name in chronological order.

  • Station: Station name
  • Line: Métro line that serves the station
  • Code: devaluation Code (Code d' oblitération ) of the station. The first two digits of the usually four -digit code ( 01 to 31 ) indicate the sector, the following two (01 to 15) the location of the station within the sector. The stations have independent of the platform levels with a common code. The codes are displayed on the ticket of the Métro and serve as an indication where selbige was canceled.
  • Opening: Opening of the station or platform level
  • Location: Out of the platform level (tunnel, viaduct, dam, Nick, plan)
  • District / Municipality: District or community in which the station is located. The arrondissements are given in abbreviated form by Arabic numbers 1-20, the names of the surrounding communities are advertised.
  • RER: transfer point for Réseau express régional (RER)
  • TRA: transfer point to the Transilien
  • T: transfer point to the Paris tram
  • Notes: additional information, such as former station name
  • Environment: sights and institutions in the local area
  • Image: the station

Closed underground stations or former Bauvorleistungen are red, highlighted in green construction are metro stations.

Stations

Montmartre funicular Place du Tertre 14th arrondissement of Paris Petit-Montrouge 11th arrondissement of Paris 16th arrondissement of Paris Palais de Tokyo Levallois-Perret 9th arrondissement of Paris 4th arrondissement of Paris 3rd arrondissement of Paris Gennevilliers Aubervilliers 15th arrondissement of Paris Bagneux (Hauts-de-Seine) 10th arrondissement of Paris Saint-Denis 12th arrondissement of Paris Place de la Bastille Vincennes Parc de Bercy Palais Omnisports de Paris-Bercy 13th arrondissement of Paris Boulogne-Billancourt Champ de Mars Bobigny Pantin 2nd arrondissement of Paris Parc des Buttes-Chaumont 5th arrondissement of Paris Rue Mouffetard, Paris Grand Palais Charenton-le-Pont Bois de Vincennes 1st arrondissement of Paris Montrouge Galeries Lafayette Canal Saint-Martin Place des Vosges Notre Dame de Paris Sainte-Chapelle Latin Quarter, Paris Place de la Concorde Luxor Obelisk Palais Bourbon Galerie nationale du Jeu de Paume Issy-les-Moulineaux Butte aux Cailles 6th arrondissement of Paris Catacombs of Paris Maisons-Alfort Puteaux Courbevoie Parc des Princes Bagnolet Jardin des Plantes Magenta (Paris RER) Saint-Ouen (Seine-Saint-Denis) Auber (Paris RER) Boulevard Haussmann Gare de Javel Arènes de Lutèce Arab World Institute La Courneuve Grande Arche Center of New Industries and Technologies Les Halles Neuilly-sur-Seine La Madeleine (Paris) Olympia (Paris) Ivry-sur-Seine Clichy, Hauts-de-Seine Les Lilas Malakoff Musée Nissim de Camondo Gare Montparnasse Jardin Atlantique Place de la Nation Notre-Dame-de-Lorette (Paris) Paray-Vieille-Poste Quartier Pigalle Belleville (Paris) Stade Dominique-Duvauchelle Stade Jean-Bouin Bois de Boulogne Parc de Belleville Stravinsky Fountain Fondation Cartier pour l'Art Contemporain Maison de verre Stade de France Les Deux Magots Fontaine Saint-Michel Porte Saint-Denis Porte Saint-Martin Salle Pleyel Trocadéro Arc de Triomphe du Carrousel Villejuif
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