Stations of the Paris Metro

The following is a list of all stations of Paris Metro, sorted by lines.

(They are often named after a square, street, etc. which in turn is named after something else. The former is not always separately mentioned.)

Line 1

• La Défense - Grande Arche[?] (near Grande Arche in La Défense)
• Esplanade de la Défense[?] (in La Défense)
• Pont de Neuilly[?]
• Les Sablons[?]
• Porte Maillot[?]
• Argentine[?] (named after Argentina)
• Charles de Gaulle - Etoile (Paris Metro)[?] (named after Charles de Gaulle and Place de l'Etoile)
• George V (Paris Metro)[?] (named after George V of the United Kingdom)
• Franklin D. Roosevelt (Paris Metro)[?] (named after Franklin D. Roosevelt)
• Champs-Elysées - Clémenceau[?] (named after the Champs Elysees and Georges Clemenceau)
• Concorde (Paris Metro)[?] (near the Place de la Concorde)
• Tuileries[?]
• Palais Royal - Musée du Louvre[?] (near the Louvre)
• Louvre Rivoli[?] (near the Louvre and named after the Battle of Rivoli)
• Châtelet[?]
• Hôtel de ville[?]
• Saint-Paul[?]
• Bastille[?] (near the former location of the Bastille)
• Gare de Lyon[?] (named after Lyon)
• Reuilly - Diderot[?] (named after Denis Diderot)
• Nation[?]
• Porte de Vincennes[?]
• Saint-Mandé Tourelle[?]
• Bérault[?]
• Château de Vincennes[?]

Line 2

• Porte Dauphine[?]
• Victor Hugo[?] (named after Victor Hugo)
• Charles de Gaulle - Etoile[?] (named after Charles de Gaulle and Place de l'Etoile)
• Ternes[?]
• Courcelles[?]
• Monceau[?]
• Villiers[?]
• Rome (Paris Metro)[?] (named after Rome)
• Place de Clichy[?]
• Blanche[?]
• Pigalle[?]
• Anvers[?] (French name for Antwerp (city) and Antwerp (province))
• Barbès - Rochechouart[?]
• La Chapelle[?]
• Stalingrad (Paris Metro)[?] (named after Stalingrad)
• Jaurès[?] (named after Jean Jaures)
• Colonel Fabien[?]
• Belleville[?]
• Couronnes[?]
• Ménilmontant[?]
• Père Lachaise[?] (near the Père Lachaise cemetery)
• Philippe Auguste[?] (named after Philip II of France)
• Alexandre Dumas[?] (named after Alexandre Dumas, père)
• Avron[?]
• Nation[?]

Line 3

• Pont de Levallois - Bécon[?]
• Anatole France[?] (named after Anatole France)
• Louise Michel[?] (named after Louise Michel[?])
• Porte de Champerret[?]
• Pereire[?]
• Wagram[?] (named after Battle of Wagram)
• Malesherbes[?] (named after Chrétien Guillaume de Lamoignon de Malesherbes)
• Villiers[?]
• Europe (Paris Metro)[?] (named after Europe)
• Saint-Lazare[?]
• Havre Caumartin[?]
• Opéra[?] (near Paris Opera)
• Quatre Septembre[?] (September 4, 1830 - Emperor Napoleon III of France is deposed, the Third Republic is declared)
• Bourse[?]
• Sentier[?]
• Réaumur Sébastopol[?] (named after Rene Antoine Ferchault de Reaumur and Sevastopol)
• Arts et Métiers[?]
• Temple[?]
• République[?]
• Parmentier[?]
• Rue Saint-Maur[?]
• Père Lachaise[?] (near the Père Lachaise cemetery)
• Gambetta[?] (named after Léon Gambetta)
• Porte de Bagnolet[?]
• Gallieni[?]

Line 3bis

• Porte des Lilas[?]
• Saint-Fargeau[?]
• Pelleport[?]
• Gambetta[?] (named after Léon Gambetta)

Line 4

• Porte de Clignancourt[?]
• Simplon[?]
• Marcadet Poissonniers[?]
• Château Rouge[?]
• Barbès Rochechouart[?]
• Gare du Nord[?]
• Gare de l'Est[?]
• Château d'Eau[?]
• Strasbourg Saint-Denis[?] (named after Strasbourg)
• Réaumur Sébastopol[?] (named after Rene Antoine Ferchault de Reaumur and Sevastopol)
• Etienne Marcel[?]
• Les Halles[?] (near Les Halles)
• Châtelet[?]
• Cité[?], located on Ile de la Cité
• Saint-Michel[?]
• Odéon[?]
• Saint Germain des Prés[?]
• Saint-Sulpice[?]
• Saint-Placide[?]
• Montparnasse - Bienvenüe[?] (in Montparnasse area, and named after Fulgence Bienvenüe)
• Vavin[?]
• Raspail[?]
• Denfert-Rochereau[?]
• Mouton Duvernet[?]
• Alésia[?]
• Porte d'Orléans[?] (named after Orleans)

Line 5

• Bobigny - Pablo Picasso[?] (named after Pablo Picasso)
• Bobigny - Pantin - Raymond Queneau[?] (named after Raymond Queneau)
• Eglise de Pantin[?]
• Hoche[?] (named after Louis Lazare Hoche)
• Porte de Pantin[?]
• Ourcq[?]
• Laumière[?]
• Jaurès[?] (named after Jean Jaures)
• Stalingrad[?] (named after Stalingrad)
• Gare du Nord[?]
• Gare de l'Est[?]
• Jacques Bonsergent[?]
• République[?]
• Oberkampf[?]
• Richard Lenoir[?]
• Bréguet Sabin[?]
• Bastille[?] (near the former location of the Bastille)
• Quai de la Rapée[?]
• Gare d'Austerlitz[?] (named after the Battle of Austerlitz)
• Saint Marcel[?]
• Campo Formio[?] (named after the Treaty of Campo Formio)
• Place d'Italie[?] (named after Italy)

Line 6

• Charles de Gaulle - Etoile[?] (named after Charles de Gaulle and Place de l'Etoile)
• Kléber[?]
• Boissière[?]
• Trocadéro[?]
• Passy[?]
• Bir-Hakeim[?]
• Dupleix[?], named after Joseph François Dupleix
• La Motte Picquet Grenelle[?]
• Cambronne[?]
• Sèvres Lecourbe[?] (named after Sevres)
• Pasteur[?] (named after Louis Pasteur)
• Gare Montparnasse
• Edgar Quinet[?]
• Raspail[?]
• Denfert Rochereau[?]
• Saint-Jacques[?]
• Glacière[?]
• Corvisart[?]
• Place d'Italie[?] (named after Italy)
• Nationale[?]
• Chevaleret[?]
• Quai de la Gare[?]
• Bercy[?]
• Dugommier[?]
• Daumesnil[?]
• Bel-Air[?]
• Picpus[?]
• Nation[?]

Line 7

• La Courneuve - 8 Mai 1945[?]
• Fort d'Aubervilliers[?]
• Aubervilliers - Pantin Quatre Chemins[?]
• Porte de la Villette[?]
• Corentin Cariou[?]
• Crimée[?] (named after Crimea)
• Riquet[?] (named after Pierre Paul Riquet[?])
• Stalingrad[?] (named after Stalingrad)
• Louis Blanc[?]
• Château Landon[?]
• Gare de l'Est[?]
• Poissonnière[?]
• Cadet[?]
• Le Peletier[?]
• Chaussée d'Antin La Fayette[?] (named after Marquis de la Fayette)
• Opéra[?] (near Paris Opera)
• Pyramides[?] (named after Great Pyramid of Giza)
• Palais Royal - Musée du Louvre[?] (near the Louvre)
• Pont Neuf[?]
• Châtelet[?]
• Pont Marie[?]
• Sully Morland[?]
• Jussieu[?] (named after Antoine Laurent de Jussieu)
• Place Monge[?]
• Censier Daubenton[?], (named after Louis-Jean-Marie Daubenton)
• Les Gobelins[?]
• Place d'Italie[?] (named after Italy)
• Tolbiac[?] (named after the Battle of Tolbiac)
• Maison Blanche[?]
  • Porte d'Italie[?] (named after Italy)
  • Porte de Choisy[?]
  • Porte d'Ivry[?]
  • Pierre Curie[?] (named after Pierre Curie)
  • Mairie d'Ivry[?]
• or
  • Le Kremlin Bicêtre[?] (named after Kremlin)
  • Villejuif Léo Lagrange[?]
  • Villejuif Paul Vaillant - Couturier[?]
  • Villejuif - Louis Aragon[?] (named after Louis Aragon)

Line 7bis

• Louis Blanc[?]
• Jaurès[?] (named after Jean Jaures)
• Bolivar[?] (named after Simon Bolivar)
• Buttes Chaumont[?]
• Botzaris[?]
  • Danube[?] (named after the Danube River)
• or
  • Place des fêtes[?]
• Pré Saint-Gervais[?]

Line 8

• Balard[?]
• Lourmel[?]
• Boucicaut[?]
• Félix Faure[?]
• Commerce[?]
• La Motte Picquet Grenelle[?]
• Ecole Militaire[?]
• La Tour Maubourg[?]
• Invalides[?] (near Les Invalides)
• Concorde[?] (near the Place de la Concorde)
• Madeleine[?] (near the Église de la Madeleine)
• Opéra[?] (near Paris Opera)
• Richelieu Drouot[?] (named after Cardinal Richelieu)
• Grands Boulevards[?]
• Bonne Nouvelle[?]
• Strasbourg - Saint-Denis[?] (named after Strasbourg)
• République[?]
• Filles du Calvaire[?]
• Saint-Sébastien Froissart[?]
• Chemin Vert[?]
• Bastille[?] (near the former location of the Bastille)
• Ledru-Rollin[?]
• Faidherbe Chaligny[?]
• Reuilly-Diderot[?] (named after Denis Diderot)
• Montgallet[?]
• Daumesnil[?]
• Michel Bizot[?]
• Porte Dorée[?]
• Porte de Charenton[?]
• Liberté[?]
• Charenton - Ecoles[?]
• Ecole Vétérinaire de Maisons-Alfort[?]
• Maisons-Alfort - Stade[?]
• Maisons-Alfort - Les Juilliottes[?]
• Créteil - L'Echat[?]
• Créteil - Université[?]
• Créteil - Préfecture[?]

Line 9

• Pont de Sèvres[?] (named after Sevres)
• Billancourt[?] (named after Boulogne-Billancourt)
• Marcel Sembat[?]
• Porte de Saint-Cloud[?]
• Exelmans[?]
• Michel-Ange Molitor[?] (named after Michelangelo Buonarroti)
• Michel-Ange Auteuil[?] (named after Michelangelo Buonarroti)
• Jasmin[?]
• Ranelagh[?]
• La Muette[?]
• Rue de la Pompe[?]
• Trocadéro[?]
• Iéna[?] (named after the Battle of Jena)
• Alma Marceau[?] (named after the Battle of Alma)
• Franklin D. Roosevelt[?] (named after Franklin D. Roosevelt)
• Saint-Philippe du Roule[?]
• Miromesnil[?]
• Saint-Augustin[?]
• Havre Caumartin[?]
• Chaussée d'Antin La Fayette[?] (named after Marquis de la Fayette)
• Richelieu Drouot[?] (named after Cardinal Richelieu)
• Grands Boulevards[?]
• Bonne Nouvelle[?]
• Strasbourg - Saint-Denis[?] (named after Strasbourg)
• République[?]
• Oberkampf[?]
• Saint-Ambroise[?]
• Voltaire[?] (named after Voltaire)
• Charonne[?]
• Rue des Boulets[?]
• Nation[?]
• Buzenval[?]
• Maraîchers[?]
• Porte de Montreuil[?]
• Robespierre[?] (named after Maximilien Robespierre)
• Croix de Chavaux[?]
• Mairie de Montreuil[?]

Line 10

• Boulogne Pont de Saint-Cloud[?] (named after Boulogne-Billancourt)
• Boulogne Jean Jaurès[?] (named after Boulogne-Billancourt and Jean Jaures)
  • Michel-Ange Molitor[?] (named after Michelangelo Buonarroti)
  • Chardon Lagache[?]
  • Mirabeau[?] (named after Honoré Mirabeau)
• or
  • Porte d'Auteuil[?]
  • Michel-Ange Auteuil[?] (named after Michelangelo Buonarroti)
  • Eglise d'Auteuil[?]
• Javel André Citroën[?]
• Charles Michels[?]
• Avenue Emile Zola[?] (named after Emile Zola)
• La Motte Picquet Grenelle[?]
• Ségur[?]
• Duroc[?] (named after Geraud Duroc)
• Vaneau[?]
• Sévres Babylone[?] (named after Sevres and Babylon)
• Mabillon[?]
• Odéon[?]
• Cluny la Sorbonne[?] (named after the Sorbonne University)
• Maubert Mutualité[?]
• Cardinal Lemoine[?]
• Jussieu[?] (named after Antoine Laurent de Jussieu)
• Gare d'Austerlitz[?] (named after the Battle of Austerlitz)

Line 11

• Mairie des Lilas[?]
• Porte des Lilas[?]
• Télégraphe[?]
• Place des Fêtes[?]
• Jourdain[?]
• Pyrénées[?] (named after Pyrenees)
• Belleville[?]
• Goncourt[?] (named after Edmond Louis Antoine Huot de Goncourt)
• République[?]
• Arts et Métiers[?]
• Rambuteau[?]
• Hôtel de Ville[?]
• Châtelet[?]

Line 12

• Porte de la Chapelle[?]
• Marx Dormoy[?]
• Marcadet Poissonniers[?]
• Jules Joffrin[?]
• Lamarck Caulaincourt[?]
• Abbesses[?]
• Pigalle[?]
• Saint-Georges[?]
• Notre-Dame de Lorette[?], (named after Our Lady of Loreto)
• Trinité d'Estienne d'Orves[?]
• Saint-Lazare[?]
• Madeleine[?] (near the Église de la Madeleine)
• Concorde[?] (near the Place de la Concorde)
• Assemblée Nationale[?]
• Solférino[?] (named after the Battle of Solférino)
• Rue du Bac[?]
• Sévres Babylone[?] (named after Sevres and Babylon)
• Rennes[?] (named after Rennes)
• Notre-Dame des Champs[?]
• Montparnasse Bienvenüe[?] (in Montparnasse area, and named after Fulgence Bienvenüe)
• Falguière[?]
• Pasteur[?] (named after Louis Pasteur)
• Volontaires[?]
• Vaugirard[?]
• Convention[?]
• Porte de Versailles[?] (named after Versailles)
• Corentin Celton[?]
• Mairie d'Issy[?]

Line 13

• • Saint-Denis - Université[?]
  • Basilique de Saint-Denis[?] (near the Saint Denis Basilica)
  • Saint-Denis Porte de Paris[?]
  • Carrefour Playel[?]
  • Mairie de Saint-Ouen[?]
  • Garibaldi[?]
  • Porte de Saint-Ouen[?]
  • Guy Môquet[?]
• or
  • Gabriel Péri Asnières - Gennevilliers[?]
  • Mairie de Clichy[?]
  • Porte de Clichy[?]
  • Brochant[?]
• La Fourche[?]
• Place de Clichy[?]
• Liège[?] (named after Liège (city))
• Saint-Lazare[?]
• Miromesnil[?]
• Champs Elysées Clémenceau[?]
• Invalides[?] (near Les Invalides)
• Varenne[?]
• Saint François Xavier[?]
• Duroc[?]
• Montparnasse Bienvenüe[?] (in Montparnasse area, and named after Fulgence Bienvenüe)
• Gaîté[?]
• Pernety[?]
• Plaisance[?]
• Porte de Vanves[?]
• Malakoff Plateau de Vanves[?]
• Malakoff Rue Etienne Dolet[?]
• Châtillon - Montrouge[?]

Line 14

• Madeleine[?] (near the Église de la Madeleine)
• Pyramides[?] (named after Great Pyramid of Giza)
• Châtelet[?]
• Gare de Lyon[?] (named after Lyon)
• Bercy[?]
• Cour Saint-Emilion[?]
• Bibliothèque François Mitterrand[?] (named after Francois Mitterrand)