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Alésia station

Alésia station is served by Line 4 on the Paris metro. It opened in 1909. It sits in Rive gauche. It handles roughly 3,098,136 passengers a year.

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Key facts

No interchange: the station is served by a single line.

Position on the line

Map around Alésia

Map around AlésiaLocation of Alésia station and its neighbours on the Paris metro. Mouton-DuvernetPorte d'OrléansAlésia
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Frequently asked questions

Which lines serve Alésia station?
Alésia is served by Line 4 on the Paris metro.
Can you change lines at Alésia?
No. Alésia is served only by Line 4.
When did Alésia station open?
Alésia station opened in 1909.
What are the stations either side of Alésia on Line 4?
On Line 4, Alésia sits between Mouton-Duvernet and Porte d'Orléans.
How busy is Alésia station?
Alésia handles roughly 3,098,136 passengers a year.
Where is Alésia station?
Alésia station is in Rive gauche, Paris.

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