Facts and Figures
Line #
Traction type	Steel Wheel
Year Opened	1904
Last extension	1971
Mileage	11.7 km
# of Stations	25
Peak Frequency	1:55
Train length	5 cars
Operation	ATO
Data Date	2008
1st Visit	11/99
Last Visit	3/09
% Rode	20%

Metro
Line 3

Paris Metro

Line 3 at one time has the shortest interval between stations a Gambetta and Martin Nadaud. But with the Gallieni extension in 1971, the Gambetta station was moved closer to Martin Nadaud station which thus the latter closed. Also part of this extension, the Line 3 to Porte des Lilas became a shuttle and named 3-bis

Choose a station to visit

New	Station
	Pont de Levallois Bécon
	Anatole France
	Louise Michel
	Porte de Champerret
	Pereire
	Wagram
	Malesherbes
	Villiers
	Europe
	Saint Lazare
	Havre–Caumartin
	Opera
	Quatre-Septembre
	Bourse
	Sentier
	Réaumur–Sébastopol
	Arts Et Metiers
	Temple
	Republique
	Parmentier
	Rue Saint-Maur
	Père Lachaise
	Gambetta
	Porte de Bagnolet
	Gallieni

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