Meudon's train stations
Meudon has three railway stations and two tram stops — and the two main stations are nowhere near each other. Here is which one you actually want.
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Meudon
Getting to Meudon
Ten minutes from Montparnasse on Line N. The only thing to get right is which station.
Meudon has two main stations that are not near each other. Meudon (Line N) is at the top of the hill, in the town centre. Meudon Val Fleury (RER C) is down in the valley. They are 1.5 km and about 70 metres of elevation apart.
N
Line N — Montparnasse
10–11 minutes to Meudon station, about every 15 minutes. The fastest and most reliable route from Paris.
C
RER C — Meudon Val Fleury
About 10 minutes from Invalides. The stop for the Hangar Y, the Rodin museum and the forest walks.
T2
Tram T2 — along the Seine
Brimborion and Meudon-sur-Seine, every 4 minutes at peak. Beware: the stops are at the bottom of a steep hill.
169
Bus 169 — the visitor's line
Pont de Sèvres to HEGP. Serves Trivaux–Hangar Y, Paul Bert for the Rodin museum, Val Fleury and Bellevue.
Tickets and fares
Tickets and fares
- Métro-Train-RER ticket — 2,55 €
- Valid anywhere in Île-de-France, airports excluded. Two hours of connections between metro, RER and train.
- Bus-Tram ticket — 2,05 €
- For buses and trams. Not interchangeable with the train ticket.
- Navigo Jour — 12,30 €
- Unlimited travel for one day across the whole region. Does not cover the airport links.
- Paris Région ↔ Airports — 14 €
- Required for Orly and Charles-de-Gaulle. Digital only. Reduced fare €7.
Practical information
In detail
From the airports
Orly is the closer of the two — about 18 km, roughly 55 minutes by public transport or 25 minutes by taxi.
Orly ~55 minCDG ~1 h 10€14 ticket
Meudon Town Hall
The eighteenth-century building that has housed Meudon's town hall since 1832, and the first place to ask a practical question.
Built 1754Town hall since 1832