3 Line 3, Paris metro

Line 3 on the Paris metro serves 25 stations over roughly 11.5 km. It runs between Gallieni and Pont de Levallois - Bécon. Its earliest stations opened in 1903. It interchanges with 11 other lines.

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Line 3 map, Paris metro

Key facts

• Number of stations25
• TerminiGallieni · Pont de Levallois - Bécon
• Oldest stationPère Lachaise · 1903
• Route length≈ 11.5 km
• Busiest stationSaint-Lazare
• Interchanges23bis4578911121314

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

Interchanges on Line 3

• Arts et Métiers11
• Gambetta3bis
• Havre - Caumartin9
• Opéra78
• Père Lachaise2
• Réaumur - Sébastopol4
• République58911
• Saint-Lazare121314
• Villiers2

All 25 stations in order

1. 1Gallieniterminus
2. 2Porte de Bagnolet
3. 3Gambetta 3bis
4. 4Père Lachaise 2
5. 5Rue Saint-Maur
6. 6Parmentier
7. 7République 51198
8. 8Temple
9. 9Arts et Métiers 11
10. 10Réaumur - Sébastopol 4
11. 11Sentier
12. 12Bourse
13. 13Quatre-Septembre
14. 14Opéra 87
15. 15Havre - Caumartin 9
16. 16Saint-Lazare 131214
17. 17Europe
18. 18Villiers 2
19. 19Malesherbes
20. 20Wagram
21. 21Pereire
22. 22Porte de Champerret
23. 23Louise Michel
24. 24Anatole France
25. 25Pont de Levallois - Béconterminus

Frequently asked questions

How many stations are on Line 3?

Line 3 on the Paris metro serves 25 stations.

What are the termini of Line 3?

Line 3 terminates at Gallieni and Pont de Levallois - Bécon.

What is the oldest station on Line 3?

The oldest station still served by Line 3 entered service in 1903.

What is the busiest station on Line 3?

Saint-Lazare, with roughly 33,128,384 passengers a year.

How long is Line 3?

Line 3 runs for roughly 11.5 km.

Which lines does Line 3 connect with?

Line 3 meets lines 2, 3bis, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 11, 12, 13 and 14.

Other lines in Paris

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