France Metro

Located in the heart of France, the Rouen metro system, although called a “metro”, is more like a tram or light rail system. The single-line system covers a

The Lyon Metro is a rapid transit system in Lyon, France, and a core part of the TCL public transport network. Opened in 1974, it has four lines,

The Lille Metro is a driverless light metro system in Lille, France. It opened on 25 April 1983 and became the first network to use VAL technology. Today,

Toulouse Metro Information The Toulouse metro was built to serve this French city and some of the neighbouring suburbs. The network consists of two underground lines. Lines A and

The Eiffel Tower was built in 1889. It was named after its designer, Gustave Eiffel. It is 324 metres high and has 3 floors and 9 lifts. One

The Marseille Metro, or Métro de Marseille, is the rapid transit system serving Marseille in southern France. It has two mostly underground lines, M1 and M2, with a

Rennes Metro Information The Rennes metro, based on Siemens VAL transport technology, went into service in March 2002. The service currently has only one line – Line A.

The Paris Métro is the rapid transit heart of Paris, featuring 16 lines and over 300 stations crisscrossing the city. This comprehensive 2026 guide covers everything you need

The Lille Metro, or Métro de Lille, is a driverless light metro system serving Lille and its wider metropolitan area in northern France. It was the first metro