Romainville: station history

Served by: metro line 11.

Did you know?

The line 11 station was first known by the project name « Place Carnot ». It lies about sixty metres south of place Carnot and some 400 m south-east of Romainville town hall. In the late 1920s place Carnot was already envisaged as the terminus of line 11. Almost the whole structure was built under private built-up land, which was kept intact: only the main access shaft was dug in the open.

Anecdote

With platforms 26 m deep, it is the deepest station of the line 11 extension. The tunnel boring machine Sofia arrived there in April 2021.

Around Romainville

  • Mairie de Romainville, 450 m away — The Romainville town hall, an eastern Paris suburb.
  • Les Lilas, 400 m away — A neighbouring town with a floral name, valued for its village atmosphere.

Nearby stations

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