Tramway Lines

Experience Paris in a different way with the tram! The Parisian tramway operates 7 days a week, from 5 am to 1 am on weekdays. In the past 10 years, 8 new lines have been added to the network, and more are being planned. Each year, RATP expands its network by creating extensions and improving the facilities available to passengers.

The Parisian tramway in numbers: The tramway had disappeared from the streets of Paris since 1957 and made its grand return to the capital in the early 1990s. Today, the Paris tram network consists of 11 lines, serving 235 stations, with a total of 126 km of tracks.

Getting around Paris by tram: This mode of urban transportation allows over a million passengers to travel each day in a more sustainable and cost-effective way. There are numerous connections between the tramway and other public transportation modes in the Île-de-France region. This has created an extensive network that serves the entire capital and its surrounding suburbs.

Finding a tram in Paris: With a tram every 6 minutes during peak hours, the network provides easy access to mobility for everyone. Moreover, the entire Paris tramway network is accessible to people with reduced mobility.

By using the Bonjour RATP application, you can find the ideal itinerary for your destination in just a few clicks.