Getting Around at night

The regular public transport system operates from 5 AM to 1 AM. From 12:30 AM to 5:00 AM, the Noctilien night bus system is in operation.

Noctilien Fares

All daily, weekly, and monthly passes are accepted on the Noctilien network. You can also use t+ tickets which let you pay per ride.

Use t+ tickets or on-board bus tickets (pay per ride)

2-digit bus routes and bus route N135 require one t+ ticket
All other night bus routes require 2 t+ tickets
You can also buy a bus ticket directly on board the bus (at a higher price). The number of tickets you need to validate is the same as t+ tickets (explained above). Tickets bought on board the bus do not allow any transfers to other buses.

Use a travel pass (unlimited pass)

Navigo daily, weekly, and monthly passes are accepted
Navigo annual and imagine R passes are accepted (for Île-de-France residents)
Mobilis and Paris Visite tickets are accepted.

Transfers between night buses

T+ tickets allow transfers between night buses
All travel passes allow unlimited rides, so you can transfer as many times as you want
On-board bus tickets (tickets bought on the bus) do not allow any transfers

The network

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System Maps

On this page, I display maps for the entire public transport network (buses, tramways, métro, RER, and Transilien). Métro map This map shows métro, RER, Transilien, and tramway lines within Paris and the nearby suburbs Regional Transport Network map (for the RER) This map shows all rail lines (RER, Transilien, Métro, and Trams) in the Île-De-France region. Daytime Bus Map This maps shows daytime buses and tramways inside Paris Noctilien Night Bus Map This maps shows night buses from 12:30 AM to 5:00 AM. Learn more about getting around at night. Wheelchair Accessible map This map shows all modes of rail transport that are accessible to wheelchairs. Open in new tab

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