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Saint-Sulpice station is served by Line 4 on the Paris metro. It opened in 1910. It sits in Rive gauche. It handles roughly 1,571,987 passengers a year.
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Lines 4 District Rive gauche Opened 1910 Annual ridership 1,571,987 Name origin Monument, Person Distance from centre ≈ 1.4 km Coordinates 48.85080, 2.33087 No interchange: the station is served by a single line.
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Map around Saint-Sulpice
Map around Saint-Sulpice Location of Saint-Sulpice station and its neighbours on the Paris metro.
Saint-Germain-des-Prés Saint-Sulpice Saint-Placide
Nearest stations
Frequently asked questions Which lines serve Saint-Sulpice station? Saint-Sulpice is served by Line 4 on the Paris metro. Can you change lines at Saint-Sulpice? No. Saint-Sulpice is served only by Line 4. When did Saint-Sulpice station open? Saint-Sulpice station opened in 1910. What are the stations either side of Saint-Sulpice on Line 4? On Line 4, Saint-Sulpice sits between Saint-Germain-des-Prés and Saint-Placide. How busy is Saint-Sulpice station? Saint-Sulpice handles roughly 1,571,987 passengers a year. Where is Saint-Sulpice station? Saint-Sulpice station is in Rive gauche, Paris. Explore the whole network