Paris Métro Line 3: all 25 stations from Pont de Levallois - Bécon to Gallieni
From Levallois through Saint-Lazare, Opéra and République to Père Lachaise and Gallieni. 25 stations, 291 keystrokes.
October 6, 2026 · 1 min read
Line 3 opened on October 19, 1904, between Villiers and Père Lachaise. It reached Gambetta in January 1905, was pushed west to Pereire in 1910 and Porte de Champerret in 1911, and crossed into Levallois-Perret to Pont de Levallois - Bécon in 1937. In 1971 it was extended east from Gambetta to Gallieni, in the suburb of Bagnolet, and the old branch to Porte des Lilas became Line 3bis.
The route
Starting at Pont de Levallois - Bécon, Line 3 runs through Anatole France, Louise Michel, Porte de Champerret, Pereire, Wagram, Malesherbes, Villiers, Europe, Saint-Lazare, Havre - Caumartin, Opéra, Quatre Septembre, Bourse, Sentier, Réaumur Sébastopol, Arts et Métiers, Temple, République, Parmentier, Rue Saint-Maur, Père Lachaise, Gambetta, Porte de Bagnolet and Gallieni.
Changing trains, and typing it
Of the 25 stations, 9 are shared with other lines in the game: Villiers (2), Saint-Lazare (12, 13, 14), Havre - Caumartin (9), Opéra (7, 8), Réaumur Sébastopol (4), Arts et Métiers (11), République (5, 8, 9, 11), Père Lachaise (2) and Gambetta (3bis). The whole line takes 291 keystrokes, counting letters only since accents are optional, about 11.6 per station. Pont de Levallois - Bécon is the longest at 25, then Porte de Champerret at 19, and Opéra is the shortest at 5. Ride Line 3.
Common questions
How many stations does Line 3 have in HelloSubway?
25 stations, from Pont de Levallois - Bécon to Gallieni.
Where can I change from Line 3 to another line?
9 of its stations are shared with other lines in the game, including Villiers, Saint-Lazare, Havre - Caumartin, Opéra, Réaumur Sébastopol, Arts et Métiers.
How hard is Line 3 to type?
Typing every station once takes 291 keystrokes, about 11.6 per station. The longest name is Pont de Levallois - Bécon at 25. The game rates it level 3 of 7 among the lines of its city.
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