Carliers (métro de Lille)

La station Carliers est une station de la ligne 2 du métro de Lille, située à Tourcoing. Inaugurée le 18 août 1999, la station permet de desservir le quartier Gambetta.

1. Situation

La station se situe sous le boulevard Gambetta à Tourcoing, à la hauteur de l'intersection entre ce boulevard et la rue des Carliers. Elle dessert le quartier Gambetta. Elle est située sur la ligne 2 entre les stations Mercure et Gare de Tourcoing, toutes les deux à Tourcoing.

1. Histoire

La station de métro est inaugurée le 18 août 1999. Elle doit son nom à la rue des Carliers qui traverse le boulevard Gambetta.

1. Services aux voyageurs


1. = Accueil et accès =

La station bénéficie de deux accès et d'un ascenseur en surface, elle est bâtie sur deux niveaux.

niveau - 1 : salle des billets niveau - 2 : voies centrales et quais opposés

1. = Intermodalité =

La station est desservie par la ligne 30 du réseau Ilévia.

1. À proximité

Lycée général Léon Gambetta

1. Notes et références


1. Annexes


1. = Articles connexes =

Métro de Lille Liste des stations du métro et du tramway de Lille

Portail du métro Portail de la métropole européenne de Lille

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