“9300704162S” Someone etched that code into the sidewalk of Rue Germaine Tillion. It marks the street in Saint-Ouen-sur-Seine. But who was Germaine Tillion? What makes this street bear her name?
Rue Germaine Tillion is not just any street. It is a place of transit. Many buses travel this route. The 140 and the 66 are among them. Also bus lines 85, 137, 166, 237 and 274 run here.
Need to catch the metro? Lines 13 and 14 serve the street. Several stations surround Rue Germaine Tillion. Parvis Des Bateliers is closest. It is a four-minute walk. Soubise is a bit further. It is an eight-minute walk. Les Bateliers is a nine-minute walk away. Mairie de Saint-Ouen is 11 minutes by foot. Saint-Ouen RER station is a 24-minute walk.
Planning your trip? The Moovit app can help. It gives directions to Rue Germaine Tillion. It also offers real-time schedules. Find the best way to get here. Moovit is an all-in-one transit app.
Consider the metro. The first one arrives at 5:01 AM. The last one stops at 1:15 AM.
Buses also run frequently. The 166 starts at 6:11 AM. The 66 runs until 12:55 AM.
The RER C line is another option. It starts at 5:21 AM. It ends at 12:39 AM.
Rue Germaine Tillion is more than just a street. It is a crossroads of urban life. Buses and metros connect people here. They move through Saint-Ouen and beyond. Germaine Tillion’s name marks a place of constant motion. It is a reminder of journeys taken and those yet to come.