Image: Jean Neymar
Tucked beneath the elegant 16th arrondissement, Alma–Marceau is far more than a stop on Line 9 of the Paris Métro, it’s a compact time capsule where history, architecture, and memory intersect. Its name alone tells stories of military triumphs and revolutionary heroes, while the station’s preserved 1970s decor offers a rare glimpse into a bygone era of metro design. Step outside, and you’re surrounded by layers of Parisian life: tributes to Princess Diana, iconic flood markers, and world-class art venues just steps away. Alma–Marceau is where the everyday commute quietly brushes shoulders with history and culture.
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