Facts and Figures
Line #
Traction type	Steel Wheel
Year Opened	1900
Last extension	1903
Mileage	12.3 km
# of Stations	25
Peak Frequency	2:00
Train length	5 cars
Operation	ATO
Data Date	2008
1st Visit	11/99
Last Visit	10/19
% Rode	80%

Metro
Line 2

Paris Metro

Line 2 was the second line to open in Paris. At first is was called Line 2 Nord, but the Nord was dropped when Line 2 Sud was renamed Line 6. Line 2 has remained unchanged since is last extension in 1903. Line 2 is noted for some elevated sections and the unique entrance kiosk at Porte Dauphine.

Choose a station to visit

New	Station
	Porte Dauphine
	Victor Hugo
	CDG-Etoile
	Ternes
	Courcelles
	Monceau
	Villiers
	Rome
	Place de Clichy
	Blanche
	Pigalle
	Anvers
	Barbes Rochechouart
	La Chapelle
	Stalingrad
	Jaures
	Colonel Fabien
	Belleville
	Couronnes
	Menilmontant
	Pere Lachaise
	Philippe Auguste
	Alexandre Dumas
	Avron
	Nation

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