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Paris metro map, zones, tickets and prices for 2020

By stillinparis Last updated Jan 2, 2020

Are you visiting Paris soon and planning your trip? Find tips about the metro in Paris, zones, lines, ticket prices, visit pass and detailed maps for 2020.

As you can see in the map, there are 14 lines in Paris metro and 2 Tramway (T2 an T3). There are also express trains (RER A, RER B, RERC and RER D).

Paris metro Map

Paris metro tickets for 2020 and Paris visite pass

Depending on the area you choose, Paris visit passes allows you to travel on:

Subway lines
RER lines (RATP and SNCF)
Transilien SNCF lines
The bus (and tram) Île-de-France (RATP and OPTILE) except those of Jetbus networks Allobus, Roissy CDG, tourist circuits and finally Air France)
The Orly Val (connecting Orly Airport to the RER B)
The Montmartre Funicular.

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Paris Visite pass allows you to benefit from €100 discount with 13 partners, just by presenting your valid title.

You can book there a Paris Museum Pass and have many discounts.

Get for example:

20% discount on entry to the Arc de Triomphe
20% discount on standard ticket for Disneyland Paris
30% discount on entry to the Tour Montparnasse

You can also read our guide to visit Paris in 4 or 5 days.

Ticket prices for 2020

1 single ticket: 1.90 €
10 single tickets: 16.90 €(kids : 7.45€)

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Paris Visite metro pass prices for 2020

Zone 1 to 3 : for Metro in Paris center

1 day: 12€ (kids : 5.80€)
2 days: 19.50€ (kids : 9.75€)
3 days: 26.65€ (kids : 13.30€)
5 days: 38.35€ (kids: 19.15€)

Zone 1 to 5 : for Metro in Paris & suburbs (Airports included)

1 day: 25.25€ (kids : 12.60€)
2 days: 38.35€ (kids : 19.15€)
3 days: 53.75€ (kids : 26.85€)
5 days: 65.80€ (kids: 32.90€)

Paris Metro Zones

There is five zones in Paris transportation Service.

Service called Metro operate only in Zones 1 and 2. The RER operates until Zone 6.

Those zones are located in Paris intramuros and its nearest suburbs.

For Example, if you access Saint-Denis and la Défense with le metro, your are in Zone 2. But if your access them with RER and bus, your are in zone 3.