Argentine station
Argentine station is served by Line 1 on the Paris metro. On Line 1, it sits between Porte Maillot and Charles de Gaulle - Étoile. It opened in 1900 and now handles roughly 2,079,212 passengers a year. It sits in Rive droite, and its name falls under the "Elsewhere" category.
Key facts
- Lines1
- DistrictRive droite
- Opened1900
- Annual ridership2,079,212
- Name originElsewhere
- Distance from centre≈ 5.3 km
- Coordinates48.87553, 2.28932
No interchange: the station is served by a single line.
Position on the line
On Line 1
Map around Argentine
Nearest stations
- Charles de Gaulle - Étoile0.5 km · 261
- Kléber0.6 km · 6
- Porte Maillot0.6 km · 1
- Victor Hugo0.7 km · 2
- Ternes0.7 km · 2
- George V0.9 km · 1
Frequently asked questions
- Which lines serve Argentine station?
- Argentine is served by Line 1 on the Paris metro.
- Can you change lines at Argentine?
- No. Argentine is served only by Line 1.
- When did Argentine station open?
- Argentine station opened in 1900.
- What are the stations either side of Argentine on Line 1?
- On Line 1, Argentine sits between Porte Maillot and Charles de Gaulle - Étoile.
- How busy is Argentine station?
- Argentine handles roughly 2,079,212 passengers a year.
- Where is Argentine station?
- Argentine station is in Rive droite, Paris.