Aquarium de Paris Location: How to Get There by Subway and Bus

If driving is your preferred method, you should navigate to the address 5 avenue Albert de Mun, 75016 Paris, but be advised that traffic in central Paris can be congested, and the Aquarium itself does not offer dedicated visitor parking. Your best bet is to use a paid public facility nearby, such as Parking Indigo Kléber Trocadéro, which is a walkable 7-minute distance, or the slightly further Saemes Parking Quai Branly-Tour Eiffel across the river, keeping in mind that street parking is highly regulated and scarce.

The nearest metro stations to the Aquarium de Paris are Trocadéro, served by Lines 6 and 9, and Iéna, served by Line 9. Both stations are within a short walking distance to the aquarium, ensuring a quick and straightforward route for visitors using the Paris subway system.

Opting for the bus allows you to enjoy the Parisian streetscape on your journey, with a number of major routes stopping right outside the Trocadéro area. Several lines, including 22, 30, 32, 63, 72, and 82, service the area, with the closest stops being Albert de Mun, Varsovie, and Pont D'Iéna, placing you just a quick 1-5 minute walk from the Aquarium doors.

Cycling enthusiasts can take advantage of Paris’s growing bike infrastructure, arriving at the Aquarium via dedicated bike lanes which lead into the Trocadéro area. If you use a personal bike, public racks are available to secure it nearby, or if you prefer the local public bike-share, Velib' stations are conveniently located around the Trocadéro and Iéna neighborhoods, making for a healthy and eco-conscious start to your deep-sea adventure.

For anyone already enjoying the landmarks of the 16th and 7th arrondissements, walking is an excellent way to approach the Aquarium, which is tucked into the hillside of the Trocadéro Gardens. The most popular scenic walk is the brief 10-15 minute crossing over the Pont d'Iéna bridge directly from the Eiffel Tower, while a longer, approximately 40-50 minute walk, can bring you from the Arc de Triomphe down the grand boulevards to the Trocadéro.