Paris Métro Fare Calculator 2026
Find the exact Paris Métro fare between any two of 57 stations. Get token, QR and smart-card prices, the distance, number of stops and estimated travel time — instantly, across all 5 lines.
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How Paris Métro fares work
Paris Métro uses a distance-based fare system with 1 slabs. The price of your trip depends on how far you travel between your boarding and alighting stations, not on the number of interchanges. Single-journey tokens and QR tickets cost a little more than travelling with a stored-value smart card, and several networks offer an additional discount when you travel during off-peak hours. Fares start at €2.5 and rise to a maximum of €2.5.
Paris Métro fare chart 2026
| Distance | Token / QR | Smart card | Off-peak |
|---|---|---|---|
| Over 0 km | €2.5 | €2.5 | €2.5 |
Frequently asked questions
What are the Paris Métro operating hours?▾
The Paris Métro generally runs from about 05:30 to 01:15, every 2-5 minutes, with later service on Friday and Saturday nights.
What is the Paris Métro fare?▾
The Paris Métro uses a flat single-ticket fare of about €2.50 per journey on the métro, with transfers between métro lines included. Passes such as Navigo (Paris) or the TCL pass (Lyon) and contactless options are also available.
How many lines does this guide cover for the Paris Métro?▾
This guide covers 5 principal lines — Line 1, Line 6, Line 14, Line 4, Line 12 — with 57 major stations across about 86.5 km. The full network is larger and also connects to regional rail (RER/TER) and trams.
Can I use a contactless pass on the Paris Métro?▾
Yes. You can use a rechargeable Navigo (Paris) or TCL (Lyon) card, single t+ tickets, or mobile ticketing. Validate at the gate when entering and keep your ticket for the whole trip.
Does the Paris Métro reach the airport?▾
Paris Métro Line 14 connects directly to Orly Airport, while Charles de Gaulle Airport is reached via the RER B regional line.
Where can I change lines on the Paris Métro?▾
Charles de Gaulle–Étoile is a key interchange. The map above shows all interchange stations where you can transfer between lines.