Trams

The tram is a transport option to move around Paris that not everyone knows about. There are several tram lines in operation and two more that are expected to be ready in the next few years.

The most important line for the visitor is the T7 , since it connects the Orly airport with the Villejuif-Louis Aragon metro station .

Tram lines in Paris

On this page (in French) belonging to the Ratp you can see the route of each line in detail.

T1 Desde Asnières-Gennevilliers – Les Courtilles hasta Noisy-le-Sec station RER
T2 Desde Pont de Bezons hasta Porte de Versailles – Exhibition center
T3a Desde Pont du Garigliano hasta Porte de Vincennes
T3b Desde Porte de Vincennes hasta Porte de la Chapelle
T4 Desde station Bondy RER hasta station Aulnay-sous-Bois
T5 Desde Saint-Denis Market hasta Garges-Sarcelles
T6 Desde Viroflay – Right Bank hasta Châtillon-Montrouge
T7 Desde Villejuif-Louis Aragon hasta Athis-Mons Porte de l’Essonne (Conecta Orly con la metro station Villejuif-Louis Aragon).
T8 Desde Epinay-Orgemont hasta Villetaneuse-Universite o Saint-Denis Porte de Paris
T9 Desde Porte de Choisy (Paris) hasta Orly
T11 Express Desde Epinay-sur-Seine hasta Le Bourget

Paris tram schedules

They work from very early in the morning until late at night. During the day, the intervals between trams are normally 5-7 minutes.

Prices

The same price as a subway ticket. That is, you will need a T+ Ticket whose simple price is €1.90.

You can also get on using your Paris Visite and Navigo cards.

More about transportation in Paris

Use this practical information to get around in Paris like a fish in water.

Public transport in Paris

All public transport networks that keep the capital city connected 24 hours a day.

Paris Metro

A fast and economical way to get around the center of Paris.

Trains in Paris

With Paris trains you can also move around the center. It is economical and complements very well with the metro.

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