Ligne 6Paris Métro · RATP

Line 6

Charles de Gaulle–ÉtoileNation · Line 6 of the Paris Métro.

13
Stations
13.6 km
Total length
1909
Year opened
~31 min
End-to-end time
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13 stations

Arc de Triomphe · Arc de Triomphe · Arc de Triomphe
2.6 min · 1.1 km
Kléber
⬇ UGZ1+2.6 min
2.6 min · 1.1 km
Trocadéro
⬇ UGZ1+5.2 min
2.6 min · 1.1 km
Bir-Hakeim
⬆ ELZ1+7.8 min
2.6 min · 1.1 km
Dupleix
⬆ ELZ1+10.4 min
2.6 min · 1.1 km
2.6 min · 1.1 km
Cambronne
⬆ ELZ1+15.6 min
2.6 min · 1.1 km
Pasteur
⬇ UGZ1+18.2 min
Institut Pasteur · Institut Pasteur · Institut Pasteur
2.6 min · 1.1 km
Montparnasse–Bienvenüe
⬇ UGZ1+20.8 min
Gare Montparnasse · Gare Montparnasse · Gare Montparnasse
2.6 min · 1.1 km
Denfert-Rochereau
⬇ UGZ1+23.4 min
2.6 min · 1.1 km
Place d'Italie
⬇ UGZ1+26 min
2.6 min · 1.1 km
Bercy
⬇ UGZ1+28.6 min
AccorHotels Arena · Bercy · AccorHotels Arena
2.6 min · 1.1 km
NationTerminus
⬇ UGZ1+31.2 min
Place de la Nation · Place de la Nation · Place de la Nation

About Line 6

The Line 6 (Ligne 6) runs 13.6 km from Charles de Gaulle–Étoile to Nation, serving 13 stations. Line 6 of the Paris Métro.

The line opened in 1909. An end-to-end journey takes about 31 minutes. Of the 13 stations, 10 are underground and 3 are elevated, with 4 interchange station(s) connecting to the wider network.

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Line 6 at a glance

Line numberLigne 6
Stations13
Length13.6 km
Opened1909-03-01
TypeStandard gauge
Electrification750 V DC third rail
Daily ridership450,000
PhasePhase 1

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