Paris Métro Line 3bis: all 4 stations from Porte des Lilas to Gambetta
The shortest line in Paris: four stations and 1.3 kilometres between Porte des Lilas and Gambetta. 4 stations, 45 keystrokes.
October 6, 2026 · 1 min read
Line 3 was extended from Gambetta to Porte des Lilas on November 27, 1921, with stops at Pelleport and Saint-Fargeau. When Line 3 was extended to Gallieni on April 2, 1971, this piece was cut off and became its own line, 3bis. At 1.3 kilometres and four stations it is the shortest line of the Paris Métro, and a good first ride in the game.
The stations
From Porte des Lilas, Line 3bis calls at Saint-Fargeau, Pelleport and Gambetta.
Transfers and typing
Of the 4 stations, 2 are shared with other lines in the game: Porte des Lilas (11) and Gambetta (3). Typing every station once takes 45 keystrokes, counting letters only since accents are optional, about 11.3 per station. Porte des Lilas is the longest at 15, then Saint-Fargeau at 13, and Gambetta is the shortest at 8. Start Line 3bis.
Common questions
How many stations does Line 3bis have in HelloSubway?
4 stations, from Porte des Lilas to Gambetta.
Where can I change from Line 3bis to another line?
2 of its stations are shared with other lines in the game, including Porte des Lilas, Gambetta.
How hard is Line 3bis to type?
Typing every station once takes 45 keystrokes, about 11.3 per station. The longest name is Porte des Lilas at 15. The game rates it level 1 of 7 among the lines of its city.
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