Suggestions for Metro Station near Rochechouart, Paris

Michael F. • March 14, 2010Excellent boulangerie, tabac and several ATM machines close by.

RATP • July 22, 2013Accès à pied au Funiculaire de Montmartre. / Walk to the Montmartre funicular to reach the Sacré-Cœur. Cost : 1 ticket t+.

Kate • August 9, 2014This metro station has only one way out to tje street and that's great help to not get lost.

Andrew C. • May 15, 2015Absolutely love how "Barbès-Rochechouart" sounds when they announce the station. Guys sell cigarettes, metro tickets near the station. Considered dangerous by many Paris visitors, exaggerated

Tor V. • April 20, 2010Walk around Pigalle to view the most colorful and entertaining people and establishments. Do not enter any of those shops on any account.

Kevin S. • July 7, 2012This is not the Notre-Dame you probably have in mind. The one you want to go is between the metro station Cite / Saint-Michel or RER Saint-Michel - Notre Dame.

Laurent T. • October 24, 2011Si vous allez en direction du Pont Neuf sur la ligne 7, sachez que la sortie sera tout à l'avant du métro !

Terry F. • June 11, 2011Take the lift! The stairs is too much!

Francis T. • November 28, 2023This is a transport hub and gets you to London via Eurostar. The place is modern, clean and always staff to help.

Adrienn H. • August 16, 2016avoid by night. even on bike it is scary to pass by on boulevard de barbes, i don't want to know how it is when you have to walk.

Alex C. • February 25, 2020Busy metro station

Leo N. • February 13, 2011Take exit #1 always. The other isn't that safe!

Jack S. • May 26, 2017Exit here for the Moulin Rouge

Christoph M. • January 22, 2011Try La Scala. Really good italian!!!!

Alex C. • March 7, 2019Shared by both lines 8 and 9 (they have their own platforms)

Alex C. • December 19, 2018Interchange here for national (and a few international) rail services. Line 4 is a bit far from the others

Alex C. • February 8, 2019Closest station to the Galeries Lafayettes

Alex C. • February 5, 2019Not sure why this station is here..

Alex C. • December 19, 2018I have a special attachment to this station as it used to be my main station when I lived in the neighbourhood when I was really young! Loads of steps to reach the platform (use lifts when possible)

Andrew C. • May 24, 2015Awesome views from trains of the above-ground sections of metro within Paris. Pictured: a train approaching La Chapelle station (Line 2) The Barbès market below, Lariboisiere hospital in the distance

Florian L. • December 30, 2010Always take the 2nd exit !

K² • February 14, 2010Typical Metro stop on the 4 line. Be aware that although you can transfer to the 12 here, you will need to walk through a long tunnel to do so.

Helene L. • August 10, 2010la station célèbre la date du 4 septembre 1870, à laquelle Gambetta proclama la Troisième République au palais des Tuileries.

Laurent L. • March 2, 2010Sensiolabs running gag #1

Alex C. • January 17, 2019Served by metro line 7. It’s a bit of a walk to reach the Gare de l’Est

Alex C. • December 19, 2018A bit of a pain when interchanging between lines! Quite a few steps

Alex C. • November 2, 2021Interchange between M2 and M13

Alex C. • February 8, 2019Busy station as it is shared between 3 lines and because it serves a v busy (and touristic) district

Alex C. • January 22, 2019The area it serves is rather nice, especially when you go down the Rue des Petits Carreaux (which in turns becomes the Rue Montorgueuil à bit further down)