Metro, tramway, bus services... Public transport serves the entire city of Paris. With the social movement, traffic and the opening of many museums and monuments are disrupted on 13 April 2023. The Paris City Hall and the Paris Tourist Office reception desk are closed. For more information, please contact the Paris Je t'Aime - Office du Tourisme hotline on 01 49 52 42 63.
A demonstration starting around the Opéra Garnier at 2 p.m., will pass through République and will end in Bastille around 7 p.m. Visitors are recommended to avoid these areas
Traffic is slow across the entire RATP network. Some lines are only operating from 7am to 9.30am and from 4.30pm to 7.30pm. Some stations are closed all day (more detailed information on the website of the RATP).
Disrupted traffic / full line traffic :
Line 1: normal traffic
Line 2: normal traffic
Line 3 : 1 train out of 2
Line 3b : normal traffic
Line 4: normal traffic
Line 5 : normal traffic
Line 6 : normal traffic
Line 7 : normal traffic
Line 7b : normal traffic
Line 8 : normal traffic
Line 9 : normal traffic
Line 10: Normal traffic
Line 11: Normal traffic
Line 12 : normal traffic
Line 13: normal traffic
Line 14: normal traffic. Due to the extension works, the line closes at 10pm.
List of closed metro stations: -
All information on disruption on the Paris Metro network
RER A: 3 trains out of 4 RER B: almost normal trafficRER C: 2 trains out of 3.RER D: 3 trains out of 5.RER E: 2 trains out of 3.
More info on RER A and B and on lines C, D and E
Line H: 2 out of 3 trainsLine J: almost normal trafficLine K: almost normal trafficLine L : 2 out of 3 trainsLine N: 3 trains out of 4Line P: 3 trains out of 4Line R: 2 trains out of 3Line U: almost normal traffic
Normal traffic
All information on the Paris Tramway service
OrlyVal: traffic running as normal.
Roissybus: traffic running as normal
All information on public transport for getting to Paris – CDG airport
Traffic running as normal
Traffic running as normal
Several museums and monuments are adapting their opening hours or are remaining closed on this 13 April 2023. Please find here a (non-exhaustive) list of the cultural places affected by the strike. Remember to contact the desired cultural venue before your visit.
Movement announced, significant impact :
Hôtel de Ville : closedMusée Picasso : partially openEiffel Tower : closedMAM (Musée d'Art Moderne) : some rooms might be closed, closes at 9.30 pm
Want to visit Paris in a smooth and practical way? There are several options available to you for getting around the streets of Paris with ease.
Did you know that around 1,000 km of cycle paths extend across the capital! An opportunity to get on a bike rented for the day from one of numerous partners such as Paulette, Holland Bikes Tours & Rentals... or to use a Vélib’ Métropole, the rental service put in place by the Mayor of Paris. You can also take a guided bicycle tour with Paris Bike Tour! A fantastic way to discover all the little secrets of the French capital!
More info on Paris by bike
But also by moped, electric scooter, E-Solex, Segway, electric boat, or even by tuk tuk
Turtle is an electrically assisted bicycle taxi whose driver takes you to your favourite places. You can also let your driver-guide take you on a discovery tour of Paris through 3 different routes: the Henri IV, the Napoléon or the Eiffel Tower.
Paris by scooter? This is possible with Cityscoot, which offers thousands of self-service electric scooters accessible in one click via its app.
More ideas: for environmentally-friendly travel in Paris
