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24 cze 2024 · Detailed Paris Metro map with Paris city streets from January 2023. Includes Paris Metro lines 1-14, 3bis, 7bis, RER A through E, Transilien trains H through U, and Trams T1, T2, T3a, T3b, T6, T7, T9.
the most up-to-date Paris Metro map, which is a full-sized and interactive version of the one shown above (and which includes the RER lines too) a printable Paris Metro map PDF, which you can download to your computer.
This contains a copy of the Paris Metro Map, as well as RATP Bus routes, a full A - Z street plan as well as tons of other practical information (e.g. a Paris bicycle map).
Metro Maps. Check out the Paris metro map to discover all the lines of the network and plan your trips in the capital at a glance! Since the birth of line 1 in 1900, the Paris metro network has grown significantly. The Paris metro currently has 16 lines and 303 stations spanning 225 km of tracks.
Discover the Paris metro line 1 map. The line 1 map is designed to make your journeys easier; it is interactive and downloadable in PDF format.
This metro map shows the existing lines, from line 1 to line 14, plus lines 3bis and 7bis, covering Paris limits and its nearby suburbs. The map also features lines of the Paris RER, a transport network intended to cover a wider perimeter around Paris.
