Also at Saint Lazare is the rotunda at Place du Havre. Since 2011, this representation of lips can be found in the transfer hall that links the lines 14 and 9. Here you will find the mosaic entitle “The Milky Way” created by Geneviève Cadieux. The first remarkable station on the line is none other than Saint Lazare. The stations Rue Saint-Maur and Gambetta are located right next to Père Lachaise cemetery, giving you easy access.įinally, Gallieni at the end of line 3 serves the international bus station used by companies to travel abroad The line 3’s unmissable stations The Marais district is another well-loved area of the capital which you can easily walk to if you get off at Temple or République.
Paris metro line 3, which goes through the department store district, also stops at Arts et Métiers, where can visit the museum of the same name just outside. This building has been a listed historical monument since 1923 and houses a magnificent 1900-seat opera.Īt metro stop Quatre Septembre, you can walk to the Louvre just 15 minutes away. Opéra station, as its name indicates, takes you to the Opéra Garnier. Just across the street from the exit, you will find the immense Galeries Lafayette department store as well as the sublime Printemps with its animated window decorations.
Located between the Rue Caumartin and the Boulevard Haussmann, Havre Caumartin station lets you go to the department stores on Boulevard Haussmann. Here you can easily get around the Paris region and explore towns in the suburbs. Saint Lazare station takes you to the mainline station of the same name with suburban and intercity trains. With its 25 stations, the line 3 takes you to many of Paris’s most iconic sites. République : transfer to 5, 8, 9 and 11.Réaumur–Sébastopol : transfer to ligne 4.Here there is also a transfer to go to Roissy Charles de Gaulle airport. Opéra: transfer to lines 7 and 8 and the RER A.Havre–Caumartin : transfer to line 9 and the RER A.Saint-Lazare : transfer to metro lines 12, 13 and 14 as well as the RER E.Here is the complete list of the 25 stations that make up the route of Paris metro line 3 : After this transformation the station Porte des Lilas was separated from the line 3 for the line 3 bis.
It has been extended several times up to Gallieni, where the international bus station is located. Paris’s third-oldest metro line traverses the north of the city from west to east, crossing the neighborhood of the major departments stores, the Opéra and serves the business districts of Levallois in zone 2 of the network and Bourse.
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