With just four stations along a 1.3 km stretch, the Line 3bis is the shortest in the Paris metro. It serves the eastern part of the capital, with on one end the Porte des Lilas terminus at the border between the 19e and 20e arrondissements, as well as the Ville des Lilas located in Seine-Saint-Denis, and on the other end the Gambetta station, close to the Père Lachaise cemetery. It also includes two stations located in the 20e arrondissement, Saint-Fargeau in the Télégraphe district and Pelleport, just a stone’s throw from the Hôpital Tenon.
The 3bis line was originally an extension of line 3 built during the 1910s and entering service in the early 1920s before it was separated in 1971 to operate independently, while the original line was extended to Gallieni, its current terminus. The Paris Métro's 3 bis line is furthermore connected to line 11 as well as to tramway 3b from the Porte des Lilas station and to the line 3 at Gambetta.
Although short, the Line 3bis can also experience disruptions to its service. Whether due to a technical fault or a passenger-related issue, works, interruptions or slowdowns in circulation, or closed stations, here is real-time information for regular users of this RATP network line.
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