11 Line 11, Paris metro

Line 11 on the Paris metro serves 19 stations over roughly 11.4 km. It runs between Châtelet and Rosny-Bois-Perrier. Its earliest stations opened in 1900. It interchanges with 11 other lines.

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Line 11 map, Paris metro

Key facts

• Number of stations19
• TerminiChâtelet · Rosny-Bois-Perrier
• Oldest stationChâtelet · 1900
• Route length≈ 11.4 km
• Busiest stationRépublique
• Interchanges1233bis4577bis8914

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

Interchanges on Line 11

• Arts et Métiers3
• Belleville2
• Châtelet14714
• Hôtel de Ville1
• Place des Fêtes7bis
• Porte des Lilas3bis
• République3589

All 19 stations in order

1. 1Châteletterminus 71144
2. 2Hôtel de Ville 1
3. 3Rambuteau
4. 4Arts et Métiers 3
5. 5République 3598
6. 6Goncourt
7. 7Belleville 2
8. 8Pyrénées
9. 9Jourdain
10. 10Place des Fêtes 7bis
11. 11Télégraphe
12. 12Porte des Lilas 3bis
13. 13Mairie des Lilas
14. 14Serge Gainsbourg
15. 15Romainville - Carnot
16. 16Montreuil - Hôpital
17. 17La Dhuys
18. 18Coteaux Beauclair
19. 19Rosny-Bois-Perrierterminus

Frequently asked questions

How many stations are on Line 11?

Line 11 on the Paris metro serves 19 stations.

What are the termini of Line 11?

Line 11 terminates at Châtelet and Rosny-Bois-Perrier.

What is the oldest station on Line 11?

The oldest station still served by Line 11 entered service in 1900.

What is the busiest station on Line 11?

République, with roughly 11,079,708 passengers a year.

How long is Line 11?

Line 11 runs for roughly 11.4 km.

Which lines does Line 11 connect with?

Line 11 meets lines 1, 2, 3, 3bis, 4, 5, 7, 7bis, 8, 9 and 14.

Other lines in Paris

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