Line 10 of the subway is celebrating its 100th birthday and has a fun-filled weekend in store for us!

She opened on December 30, 1923. Since then, line 10 welcomes thousands of people every day. To pay tribute to it, the transportation company does things big, thanks to a complete and busy program. A good thing for this slightly underrated line we find.

[#100ansLigne10] #LeSaviezVous ? Mise en service le 30 décembre 1923 entre Invalides et Croix-Rouge, la #ligne10 ne ressemble en rien à ce qu’elle était à sa création ! Pour ses 100 ans, des animations seront organisées les 16, 17 et 19 décembre ➡ https://t.co/6QTtXIG9le #RATP pic.twitter.com/sKcXPbX5Vh
— Ligne 10 (@Ligne10_RATP) December 8, 2023

0/10 for line 10 ?

Poor line with a "pretty" brown/beige strange color... For several years, it has consistently been the least used line by Parisian commuters (not counting the bis lines, but let's be honest, no one EVER counts the bis lines). And it saddens us.

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Nevertheless, it's a good line, with its 23 stations, quite fast, reliable, and above all, incredibly bright even underground, since it's the only one with walls of the tunnels painted white. And let's admit it, it's pretty funny with its little loop, on which we find ourselves stuck half the time.

Festivities at their best

The highlight of these three days of celebration is the exhibition at Porte d'Auteuil throughout the weekend of a Sprague-Thomson train, the first ones to have circulated on the capital's rails. A trip back in time reinforced by the presence of professional actors who will be there to tell you the story of this iconic car. Other surprises will be announced a little later.Later by RATP.