Paris has one of the highest density of subway stations in the world. There are a total of 303 stations in the entire network, and 245 stations within the Parisian city borders (34 square miles). As a result, no point within the city borders is more than 1,600 feet (500 meters) from a station entrance.
Boucicaut (Line 8), March 19, 2008
Charles de Gaulle—Étoile (Line 1), March 18, 2008
Châtelet (Line 14), March 19, 2008
Châtelet (Line 7), March 19, 2008
Châtelet (Line 4), March 19, 2008
Chaussée d'Antin-La Fayette (Line 9), March 21, 2008
Concorde, the tiles display the Rights of Man and were the inspiration for Ezra Pound's In a Station of the Metro (Line 12), March 20, 2008
Concorde (Line 12), March 20, 2008
Former tunnel used by Line 3 at Gambetta, now used as a passageway from the 3bis platforms (the original station at Gambetta) to the inbound Line 3 platform that is currently in use, constructed after Line 3 was extended to Gallieni, March 19, 2008
Gambetta (Line 3bis), one can see in this photo how the tracks used to continue to the tunnel that has since been converted into a passageway connecting the two parts of the station, March 19, 2008
Mezzanine at La Défense—Grande Arche (Line 1), March 18, 2008
Le Peletier (Line 7), March 19, 2008
Mirabeau (Line 10), March 18, 2008
Artistic canopy at Palais Royal-Musée du Louvre (Lines 1 & 7), March 18, 2008
Entrance to Pasteur (Lines 6 & 12), March 18, 2008
Pont de Neuilly (Line 1), March 18, 2008
Porte des Lilas (Line 11), March 19, 2008
Réaumur—Sébastopol (Line 3), March 22, 2008
Wide platform at Saint-Augustin (Line 9), March 19, 2008
Saint-Sulpice (Line 4), March 20, 2008
Trocadéro (Line 6), March 22, 2008
Trocadéro (Line 6), March 22, 2008
Trocadéro (Line 6), March 19, 2008
Victor Hugo (Line 2), March 21, 2008
Victor Hugo (Line 2), March 21, 2008
Villiers (Line 2), March 22, 2008
Villiers (Line 2), March 22, 2008
Villiers (Line 3), March 22, 2008
Villiers (Line 3), March 22, 2008