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Introduction to the Paris Metro

The Paris Metro is a rapid transit system serving the capital city of France, Paris. It consists of 16 operational lines (Lines 1-14, Line 3bis, and Line 7bis), with additional lines under construction. The system began operation in 1900 and is one of the oldest metro systems in the world. As of 2023, the operational network spans approximately 226.9 kilometers, with 308 stations, serving about 5.5 million passengers daily, making it one of the busiest metro systems in Europe.

Paris Metro Line Overview

Paris Metro Line Details

Paris Metro Line Information Summary Table

The information about the Paris Metro lines you want to know is as follows:

Metro Line Stations and Operating Hours

Below is a summary of the station names and operating hours for the 14 lines of the Paris Metro (compiled based on the latest available information; some lines have extensive station lists, so only representative stations are listed):

Line 1

Station List (Partial): Château de Vincennes → Bastille → Gare de Lyon → Châtelet → Louvre → Concorde → Charles de Gaulle–Étoile → Pont de Neuilly → La Défense Operating Hours:

• First Train: 5:30 (entire line)
• Last Train:
• Monday to Thursday, Sunday: 1:15
• Friday, Saturday, and eve of public holidays: 2:15

Line 2

Station List (Partial): Porte Dauphine → Charles de Gaulle–Étoile → Anvers → Barbès–Rochechouart → Jaurès → Nation Operating Hours:

• First Train: 5:30
• Last Train: 0:30 (extended to 1:30 on Fridays and Saturdays)

Line 3

Station List (Partial): Pont de Levallois → Villiers → Opéra → République → Gambetta → Gallieni Operating Hours:

• First Train: 5:30
• Last Train: 0:30 (some sections may have adjusted hours on weekends)

Line 4

Station List (Partial): Porte de Clignancourt → Gare du Nord → Châtelet → Montparnasse → Porte d’Orléans → Bagneux–Lucie Aubrac Operating Hours:

• First Train: 5:30
• Last Train: 1:15 (extended to 2:15 on Fridays and Saturdays)

Line 5

Station List (Partial): Bobigny–Pablo Picasso → Gare du Nord → Gare de l’Est → Bastille → Place d’Italie Operating Hours:

• First Train: 5:30
• Last Train: 0:30 (adjusted during construction on some sections)

Line 6

Station List (Partial): Charles de Gaulle–Étoile → Passy → Bir-Hakeim → Montparnasse → Glacière → Nation Operating Hours:

• First Train: 5:30
• Last Train: 0:30 (extended to 1:30 on Fridays and Saturdays)

Line 7

Station List (Partial): La Courneuve → Gare de l’Est → Châtelet → Palais Royal → Villejuif/Mairie d’Ivry Operating Hours:

• First Train: 5:30
• Last Train: 0:30 (branch lines may close earlier)

Line 8

Station List (Partial): Balard → Invalides → Madeleine → République → Créteil–Préfecture Operating Hours:

• First Train: 5:30
• Last Train: 0:30

Line 9

Station List (Partial): Pont de Sèvres → Trocadéro → Alma–Marceau → République → Mairie de Montreuil Operating Hours:

• First Train: 5:30
• Last Train: 0:30 (extended to 1:30 on Fridays and Saturdays)

Line 10

Station List (Partial): Boulogne–Pont de Saint-Cloud → Sèvres–Babylone → Cluny–La Sorbonne → Gare d’Austerlitz Operating Hours:

• First Train: 5:30
• Last Train: 0:30 (may close after 22:00 Monday to Thursday)

Line 11

Station List (Partial): Châtelet → République → Belleville → Mairie des Lilas → Rosny–Bois-Perrier (extension) Operating Hours:

• First Train: 5:30
• Last Train: 0:30 (new extension may have adjusted hours)

Line 12

Station List (Partial): Mairie d’Issy → Montparnasse → Madeleine → Pigalle → Porte de la Chapelle Operating Hours:

• First Train: 5:30
• Last Train: 0:30

Line 13

Station List (Partial): Saint-Denis–Université → Invalides → Montparnasse → Châtillon–Montrouge Operating Hours:

• First Train: 5:30
• Last Train: 0:30 (northern branch may close earlier)

Line 14

Station List (Partial): Saint-Denis Pleyel → Gare Saint-Lazare → Châtelet → Bibliothèque → Aéroport d’Orly Operating Hours:

• First Train: 5:30
• Last Train: 0:30 (fully automated line, peak intervals of 2 minutes)

Notes

1. Last Train Times: Most lines are extended until 1:30–2:15 AM on Fridays, Saturdays, and the eve of public holidays. Please refer to RATP announcements for specifics.
2. Special Adjustments: Some lines may have temporary adjustments due to construction or events (e.g., Line 14 northern extension, Line 5 construction). Check real-time information before traveling.
3. Complete Station Lists can be found on the RATP official website or the “Bonjour RATP” app.

For more detailed station lists or real-time schedules, visit: RATP Official Website  or download the official app.

Metro Operating Information

Data Sources and Timeliness

The above data is sourced from:

• Hello, RATP? Here’s the Complete 2025 Paris Transportation Guide - Zhihu 
• Insights from Paris Metro Operations and Fare Systems - Global City Network 

The information is relatively up-to-date and reflects the latest operational status of the Paris Metro lines.

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