Paris Marathon 2026: How to Follow Runners via Metro — Stations Along the Route

Published by My de Sortiraparis, Graziella de Sortiraparis · Updated on February 9, 2026 at 12:50 p.m.
On Sunday, April 12, 2026, many brave runners will set off to take on the Paris Marathon, edition 2026. To help spectators and supporters follow the action more easily—whether on foot or via transportation—here's the full route!

If you're not one of the many Paris Marathon runners, but would like to experience the race yourself, here's a short itinerary to accompany the day's brave athletes! Do you have a loved one who's registered? The organizers have set up an application that lets you follow the race in real time and the runners of your choice, thanks to live tracking!

It's possible to follow up to 10 people at the same time, with their location on the map and their ranking at the finish line, simply by entering the connected bib number. To support the runners along the route, you have several options: follow them by bike or by public transport. Although some areas will be closed to car parking and traffic during the race, by bike you'll be able to get close to the runners' route.

If you're not really into sport, but still want to cheer on your loved ones or the professional athletes for a few kilometers, the metro option is the most practical! Numerous stations line the Paris Marathon route, giving you quick access to the surrounding area, depending on the location of the runner you're following. The first starts are at 8 a.m. and the last ones shortly before 11 a.m., so you've got all morning to decide!

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How to Plan Your Metro Supporter Route?

The RATP provides a detailed map of the 42 km line on its official website and at the Race Packet Pickup during the Running Expo. This map helps supporters plan their journey based on subway stations and nearby points of interest.

Metro Stations Along the 2026 Paris Marathon Route

  • Franklin D. Roosevelt (M1, M9)
  • Concorde – Tuileries (M1, M8, M12)
  • Opéra (M3, M7, M8, RER A via Auber)
  • Pyramides (M7, M14)
  • Palais Royal – Musée du Louvre (M1, M7)
  • Hôtel de Ville (M1, M11)
  • Saint-Paul (M1)
  • Bastille (M1, M5, M8)
  • Faidherbe – Chaligny (M8)
  • Nation (M1, M2, M6, M9, RER A)
  • Daumesnil (M6, M8)
  • Porte Dorée (M8)
  • Château de Vincennes (M1)
  • Charenton – Écoles (Close to M8)
  • Liberté (M8)
  • Porte de Charenton (T3a)
  • Dugommier (M6)
  • Montgallet (M8)
  • Gare de Lyon (M1, M14, RER A, D)
  • Sully-Morland (M7)
  • Hôtel de Ville (M1, M11)
  • Pont-Neuf (M7)
  • Tuileries (M1)
  • Concorde (M1, M8, M12)
  • Alma – Marceau (M9)
  • Trocadéro (M6, M9)
  • Avenue du Président Kennedy (RER C)
  • Mirabeau (M10)
  • Exelmans (M9)
  • Porte d’Auteuil (M10)
  • La Muette (M9)
  • Trocadéro (M6, M9)
  • Victor Hugo (M2)
  • Avenue Foch / Porte Dauphine (M2, RER C nearby)

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Practical information

Dates and Opening Time
On April 12, 2026

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    www.schneiderelectricparismarathon.com

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