Pasteur Metro station, Paris

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Pasteur Metro station in Paris is a Paris Métro station named in honor of the famed French chemist and microbiologist Louis Pasteur.

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Pasteur Metro station, Paris canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Paris Métro station
transport infrastructure
country France
electrification rubber-tyred metro with guide bars on Line 6
third rail 750 V DC on Line 12
fareZone Paris fare zone 1
formerName Grenelle (Line 6 platforms) until 1914
linked to: Paris Métro Line 6
hasAccessibility partially accessible (limited step-free access depending on line and entrance)
hasArtOrDecoration standard white-tiled Paris Métro decor with advertising panels
hasBusConnection nearby RATP bus stops on Boulevard Pasteur
hasConnection no direct RER connection
hasEntranceOn Boulevard Pasteur
Rue de Vaugirard
Rue du Docteur-Roux
hasPassengerInformation electronic next-train displays
hasRollingStock MF 67 or successor stock on Line 12
MP 73 or successor stock on Line 6
languageOfSignage English (partial, for wayfinding)
French
locatedIn 15th arrondissement of Paris
Necker quarter
Paris
Île-de-France
namedAfter Louis Pasteur
near Boulevard Pasteur
Hôpital Necker-Enfants Malades
Institut Pasteur, Paris
linked to: Institut Pasteur
network Paris Métro
linked to: Paris Metro
numberOfTracks 2 on Line 12
2 on Line 6
openingDate 1906-04-24
operator RATP
linked to: RATP group
platformConfiguration 2 side platforms on Line 12
2 side platforms on Line 6
safetyFeatures CCTV surveillance
fire safety equipment
servedByLine Paris Métro Line 12
Paris Métro Line 6
structureType elevated for Line 6 platforms
underground for Line 12 platforms
ticketBarrierType automatic turnstiles
ticketingSystem Navigo-compatible

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Louis Pasteur hasPlaceNamedAfter Pasteur Metro station, Paris