Châtillon-Montrouge: station history
Served by: metro line 13.
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A line 13 station on the boundary of the communes of Châtillon, Montrouge and Bagneux, in the Hauts-de-Seine, the southern terminus of the branch towards Châtillon. The departure platform, between two tracks, is equipped with a display indicating the track and destination of the next train; the two entrances are on avenue Marx-Dormoy and rue de l'Avenir. The station has three tracks and elevated platforms, with a transverse passage giving access to the platforms.
Anecdote
Since June 2008, trains have turned around automatically there, which required platform screen doors; it is the first Paris metro station, apart from lines 1 and 14, to be equipped with them. It is a terminus of tram T6. A line 15 South station is being built alongside, with a central ceiling of 800 m² by Laurent Grasso and a fresco by Roxane Lumeret on the platforms, with opening planned around summer 2026.
Around Châtillon-Montrouge
- Marché de Montrouge, 270 m away — A lively neighbourhood market, valued by locals for its fresh produce.