TramwayLine T11 Express

Tramway Line T11 Express

Épinay-sur-Seine

Le Bourget

Created in 2017, the T11 Express tram line allows you to travel from Épinay-sur-Seine to Le Bourget in about fifteen minutes. This express line has only 5 stops between the starting point and the terminus, going from the northeast to the northwest of the Paris suburbs. The T11 line does not pass through central Paris. It was created to facilitate travel between different municipalities in the near suburbs of Paris and to strengthen the public transportation network in the north of the capital.

Originally, this tram line was supposed to be called Tram Express Nord, then TLN and Tangentielle Nord. Finally, the name T11 Express was chosen. Currently, 8 municipalities are served by this tram-train line. An extension project to Noisy-le-Sec is planned by 2033.

Épinay-sur-Seine provides connections to the RER C, tram T8, and 6 bus and Noctilien lines. At the Épinay - Villetaneuse stop, you can transfer to the Transilien H. The T8 tram line is accessible from and to the Villetaneuse-Université stop.

Pierrefitte - Stains is a connection with the RER D. It is the only stop on the line in zone 4; the rest of the route is in zone 3. Finally, the terminus at Le Bourget allows you to reach the RER B and 9 Parisian bus lines.

Did you know? The T11 Express tramway has the status of a tram-train, which allows it to travel on both national railway tracks and dedicated urban tramway tracks. The T11 Express tram line requires less ground width, which has allowed for better integration of the infrastructure into urban areas.

Getting around the Paris suburbs with the T11 Express tramway

Despite its small size, the T11 tram line has many connections. This advantage allows you to travel to all corners of Paris and the Île-de-France region, particularly to the two major Parisian airports and some major transfer stations.

Indeed, thanks to the connection of the T11 Express tramway with the RER C at Épinay-sur-Seine station, you can access Orly Airport and Massy - Palaiseau station. The RER B, which connects at Le Bourget station, provides direct access to Roissy - Charles de Gaulle Airport (Terminal 2) and Gare du Nord. Finally, the Transilien H line, accessible at the Épinay - Villetaneuse stop, also takes you to Gare de Paris - Nord or Saint-Denis.

Among the prominent locations accessible with the T11 line, students can get off at the Villetaneuse - Université stop to quickly reach Sorbonne Paris Nord University and its campus, or the surrounding stadiums and sports facilities.

Thanks to the T11 Express tramway, you can also easily reach many important green spaces. For example, get off at the Épinay-sur-Seine tram stop to visit Orgemont Park or the Departmental Park of L'Île-Saint-Denis.

If you want to take a walk in Georges Valbon Departmental Park, located between the Dugny - La Courneuve and Pierrefitte - Stains stops, this huge park, also known as the Courneuve Park, has several hiking trails, lakes, and landscaped areas. If you like birds, keep an eye out! Migratory birds are numerous there.

If you're still looking for outdoor activities near the T11 tram line, you can stay at the Pierrefitte - Stains stop to easily access Frédéric Lemaître Park or the Roger Fréville sports complex.

The T11 line also passes through one of the most iconic places in aeronautics: Le Bourget. From the Dugny - La Courneuve tram stop, a bus connection will take you to the Paris Le Bourget Exhibition Center and the Air and Space Museum in about ten minutes. Paris - Le Bourget Airport is a little further away.

Tramway line T11 Express map

Click on the map to enlarge.
Tramway line route T11 Express

Tramway line T11 Express traffic info

Timetable for tramway line T11 Express

Find all the schedules for the first and last departures and the frequency of trams on tramway line T11 Express in the PDF timetable.
Stay informed in real-time about disruptions on this line

Tramway line T11 Express Twitter/X

Tramway line T11 Express stops

Other lines in Île-de-France

Frequently Asked Questions