Paris subway : from Philippe Auguste to Javel André Citroën

From Philippe Auguste to Javel André Citroën by subway:

The fastest route in the Paris subway from Philippe Auguste to Javel André Citroën takes 46 minutes. This route takes lines , and . It includes two connections at Gare du Nord and Cluny La Sorbonne. The complete route crosses 23 stations.

Result of the trip Philippe Auguste Javel André Citroën by subway or RER with two connections:

Détail du trajet Philippe Auguste Javel André Citroën

Nombre de stations	Ligne de métro et Nom des stations
	Go to Philippe Auguste and take subway line t Porte Dauphine
1	2	Philippe Auguste
2	2	Père Lachaise
3	2	Ménilmontant
4	2	Couronnes
5	2	Belleville
6	2	Colonel Fabien
7	2	Jaurès
8	2	Stalingrad
9	2	La Chapelle
	Correspondance Change at La Chapelle station and take subway line towards Robinson Saint-Rémy-lés-Chevreuse
10	B	Gare du Nord
11	B	Châtelet - Les Halles
12	B	St-Michel Notre-Dame
	Correspondance Change at St-Michel Notre-Dame station and take subway line towards Boulogne Pont de Saint-Cloud
13	10	Cluny La Sorbonne
14	10	Odéon
15	10	Mabillon
16	10	Sèvres Babylone
17	10	Vaneau
18	10	Duroc
19	10	Ségur
20	10	La Motte Picquet Grenelle
21	10	Avenue Emile Zola
22	10	Charles Michels
23	10	Javel André Citroën
	Get off at Javel André Citroën
Position of the exits on the platform of the arrival station Javel André Citroën (the wagons in green are near the exits)

The departure point, Philippe Auguste, is located at a distance of 8,304 km from the destination (Javel André Citroën). On foot, he travel time between the departure and the destination is 1 h 51 mn.

All metro or RER routes to Javel André Citroën.

By bike, the trajet Philippe Auguste Javel André Citroën route takes 38 mn.

Self-service bicycles closest to Philippe Auguste

Self-service bicycles closest to Javel André Citroën

The inauguration of the Philippe Auguste subway station took place on 31 janvier 1903. The annual attendance of this station is 1 854 806 passengers.
The station Javel André Citroën, located at Paris, was inaugurated on 30 septembre 1913. It benefits from an annual attendance of 2 813 391 travellers.