A day in the life of a station: Gambetta, the Big Station That Swallowed the Small One
Inaugurated in January 1905 on Metro Line 3, Gambetta station remained largely unchanged for several decades. It underwent a major…
One station a day: Anvers station, at the foot of Montmartre
Behind the scene at Anvers station on metro line 2.
A day in the life of a station: Cité, the station that was not part of the plan
As one of the stops on metro line 4, Cité is the only metro station that was built on an island – Paris’ Île de la Cité. Yet, the…
One Station A day: Barbès-Rochechouart, Resistance in Action
At the intersection of metro lines 2 and 4 is the Barbès-Rochechouart station, a place shaped by history over the ages. Discover its…
Metro line 14: a line and its history
With nearly 820,000 passengers daily on weekdays, line 14 is the busiest line in the Paris metro system! We tell you the story of the…
Metro line 13: a line, a history
Metro line 13 is special: it was created by merging two historic lines! The line’s history is marked by many ups and downs, changes and…
Metro line 12 : a line and its history
Do you know the history of Paris’ metro line 12, which started operations in 1910 ? Join the ride to find out more !
Metro line 11: a line and its history
On 28 April 1935, line 11 connecting Châtelet and Porte des Lilas stations was commissioned. Let's delve into its history!
Metro line 10: a line and its history
Do you know the history of metro line 10? It has been in service since 30 December 1923. Here is its story!
