A A line, Lyon metro

The A line on the Lyon metro serves 14 stations over roughly 10.3 km. It runs between Laurent Bonnevay - Astroballe and Ampère - Victor Hugo. Its earliest stations opened in 1978. It interchanges with 7 other lines.

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Key facts

• Number of stations14
• TerminiLaurent Bonnevay - Astroballe · Ampère - Victor Hugo
• Oldest stationAmpère - Victor Hugo · 1978
• Route length≈ 10.3 km
• Busiest stationBellecour
• InterchangesBCDT1T2T3T6

Length estimated from station coordinates, accurate to a few hundred metres.

A line map

All 14 stations in order

1. 1Laurent Bonnevay - Astroballeterminus
2. 2Vaulx-en-Velin - La Soie T7T3
3. 3Cusset
4. 4Flachet - Alain Gilles
5. 5Gratte-Ciel T6
6. 6République - Villeurbanne
7. 7Charpennes - Charles Hernu B
8. 8Masséna
9. 9Foch
10. 10Hôtel de Ville - Louis Pradel C
11. 11Cordeliers
12. 12Bellecour D
13. 13Perrache T2T1
14. 14Ampère - Victor Hugoterminus

Frequently asked questions

How many stations are on the A line?

The A line on the Lyon metro serves 14 stations.

What are the termini of the A line?

The A line terminates at Laurent Bonnevay - Astroballe and Ampère - Victor Hugo.

What is the oldest station on the A line?

The oldest station still served by the A line entered service in 1978.

What is the busiest station on the A line?

Bellecour, with roughly 12,380,953 passengers a year.

How long is the A line?

The A line runs for roughly 10.3 km.

Which lines does the A line connect with?

The A line meets the B, C, D, T1, T2, T3 and T6 lines.

Other lines in Lyon

BCDF1F2T1T2T3T4T5T6

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