Saint-Michel, Metro station in Paris
Saint-Michel is an iconic metro station serving the Latin Quarter, on the banks of the Seine River.
The station is named after the Boulevard Saint-Michel and opened on 9 January 1910.
Located near cultural landmarks, it's often used by tourists visiting Notre-Dame Cathedral and other historic sites.
Saint-Michel station is a convenient access point for both RER B and C lines.
It's distinguished by its Art Nouveau entrance designed by Hector Guimard.
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Location
Location
Official opening
July 9, 1910
Accessibility
Wheelchair accessible
Operator
RATP
Address
Quai Saint-Michel, 75005 Paris, France
Opening Hours
Monday-Thursday 05:20-01:05; Friday-Saturday 05:20-02:05; Sunday 05:20-01:05
Phone
GPS coordinates
48.85329,2.34351
Latest update
June 13, 2026 13:26
