The stations smelled, were dirty, and poorly lit. The trains were covered in graffiti. The one nice thing about the Metro is the trains are on time.

First the metro is great, but unless this is your first time and you’re hitting multiple sights in a single day, you are better off buying individual tickets @ 1.9, vs 30 euro for a 3 day pass. Now the trap. I bought a 3-day...More

The metro in paris is fast and rliable. We enjoyed it very much and our family astnoshed for the frequency of the trains. The systm even for thr children easy to handle. In the rush hour it was busy and that gave the feeling for...More

There are two sides of Paris Metro for us. The good things were the network is vast, wide coverage, good connections, if you know, with other transport modes, dense intervals between trains, easy to use if you familiar with Paris, and affordable. On the other...More

The Metro goes everywhere you could possibly want to go in Paris. Every major sight, from the Eiffel tower, to Sacre Couer, to Notre Dame, to the Champs de Elysee, is all easily accessible with the purchase of a single ticket. The easy to read,...More

From all the city I’ve done, the Paris’s metro service is one of the worst. It’s the most expensive, it’s always crowded and the metros stink. The tickets are only valid 1 hour and you can’t even re use it if you want to change...More

Always too busy, always stinks and always feels like I’ve caught the lurgy after riding. It is a necessary evil to get about, and is reasonably priced and timely.