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All 48 bus stations in Paris, mapped.

All 48 bus stations and stops in Paris, mapped — with the two coach stations that actually leave the city told apart from the local RATP stops.

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Long-distance coaches leave from the edges, never from the city stops

The single mistake this set invites: a row called a "bus station" can be a coach terminal serving Lyon, Amsterdam or London, or a pavement stop for one RATP line. Long-distance coaches use Bercy Seine and Gallieni, with some pick-ups at Porte Maillot; they never stop at the ordinary city stops. Your coach ticket names the terminal, and the two are on opposite sides of the city, so read it twice. After the metro closes, the Noctilien night buses run roughly from half past midnight to half past five, fanning out from the big stations.

Questions people ask

Where do long-distance buses leave from in Paris?

Mostly from the Quai de Bercy - Flixbus Hub in the 12th or the Gare routière internationale de Paris-Gallieni at Bagnolet. Check which one the coach company names.

How many bus stations are there in Paris?

Num's directory maps 48 bus stations and stops in Paris, only a handful of which serve long-distance coaches.

How do you get around Paris at night after the metro closes?

Take the Noctilien night buses, which run roughly from half past midnight to half past five from hubs such as Gare de Lyon.

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