Antony is a suburban railway station served by Paris Île-de-France suburban railway B. You can transfer here to the following lines that pass near Antony station: bus 286, 395, 196, 3, 297, 401, 402, 412, 396, 197.
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The Antony is served by suburban railway B. From here, you can transfer to bus 286, 395, 196, 3, 297, 401, 402, 412, 396, 197 to continue your journey. You can see all available nearby connections, real-time departures for each line, and plan your full trip on public transit – including available bikeshare, scooter, carshare and rideshare options – by downloading the Transit app.
The Antony station has 7 entrance(s): r. Velpeau (×3), parc Bourdeau, bd Brossolette (×2), pl. René Cassin. The best entrance depends on where you're arriving from. Open the Transit app to get step-by-step directions to your destination, including which entrance to use and the fastest walking route to the station.
There are 7 entrances at the Antony station. The following Antony station entrances are not wheelchair-accessible: r. Velpeau (×3), parc Bourdeau, bd Brossolette (×2), pl. René Cassin. The map above includes the location and accessibility of each entrance. You can also filter for accessible routes and preferred modes of transport in the Transit app.
Check for any active alerts at the Antony station and explore all your transportation options in the Transit app, which has RATP/SNCF-issued schedule changes, service alerts and status updates. Download the app and sign up to get notifications about alerts on your favorite lines.
Yes, Antony station is fully accessible to passengers using wheelchairs, mobility devices, or strollers. You can check the current elevator status and alerts at Antony, including RATP/SNCF-issued elevator alerts and other accessibility info, in the Transit app. In the app you can also filter for accessible routes and preferred modes of transport, so you can plan your trip with confidence.
