Paris and France protest map: dates and routes

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Paris · current updateRestrictions and transport updates2 updates
Paris · November 1 check at 7:59am

Is Metro line 4 running? RATP check on November 1

At 7:59am Paris time on November 1, Saint-Michel is not served on line 4 due to engineering work; lines 2 and 12 show normal traffic. The October 31 notice is no longer displayed, but its removal time is not established. Funicular operation, reopening times and the reopening of every entrance remain unconfirmed. This is a dated check, not a guarantee of later conditions.

Open source · RATP · general bulletin ↗

Metro line 2 ↗ · Metro line 12 ↗ · Metro line 4 ↗ · Montmartre funicular ↗

Paris · November 5 · from 10pm

RATP engineering work: line 7bis closed on November 5 from 10pm

The entire line will close to prepare for MF19 trains, according to the RATP page updated on October 6 and checked on October 29. Planned engineering work, separate from strike forecasts; no replacement bus is announced for November 5 in this source. Paris times.

Open source · RATP · line 7bis engineering work ↗

Paris and Nantes: local dates

Start with a dated local announcement. A marker shows a place, not a live march or a confirmed walking route. All times below are local France time.

Local announcements after 1 November 2026; source-check dates are shown separately.

  1. Paris
    November 3: Panthéon at 2pm, proposed route to Medef →

    Route filing reported; original filing and approval unverified.

    Source checked : Le Parisien ↗

  2. Paris
    November 5: protest announced at Bastille →

    Gathering announced; route and transport effects still to check.

    Source checked : CGT Yvelines / Fédération CGT des services publics ↗

  3. Nantes
    November 5 in Nantes: gathering announced at 10am, Miroir d’eau →

    Gathering announced; route and transport effects still to check.

    Source checked : FSU Loire-Atlantique ↗

Mapped places

Took placeAuthorized routeDeclared routeAnnouncedProhibitedTo verifyExternal source · unverifiedPersonal markCommunity query
Took placeAuthorized routeDeclared routeAnnouncedProhibitedTo verifyExternal source · unverifiedPersonal markCommunity query

OpenStreetMap basemap. This map is not exhaustive. Official French place names are retained. Some markers show an approximate area or city centre; check the published gathering place and official notices before travelling. Times are shown in local France time (CET or CEST depending on the date).

Upcoming protests: dates and places

Published calls, with local arrangements still to check. Times are local to France. Sources checked through .

Next documented actions in France
DatePlace and guideStatus and sources
Les Lycéens!: read the November 2 positionOrganisation’s support · schools unconfirmedTF1info avec AFP ↗ · Le Parisien avec AFP ↗
Student movement and ParcoursupTwo separate published callsComité de liaison de la CNL · published on Paris-luttes.info ↗ · CGT Cheminots, UNSA-Ferroviaire, SUD-Rail, CFDT Cheminots · document hosted by UNSA-Ferroviaire ↗
Paris student protest on November 3: time and routeGathering corroborated · reported filingSolidaires Seine-Saint-Denis ↗ · SUD éducation Paris ↗ · Le Parisien ↓
USL and Union étudiante: school blockades called for November 3 and 5Nationwide call · local arrangements to checkLe Parisien avec AFP ↓
ÉCLAT and the nonprofit sector: read the detailsPublished sector call · closures not establishedASSO-Solidaires ↗
Avignon: programme and checksUnion programme published · 10amCFDT du centre hospitalier d’Avignon · CFDT Vaucluse ↗
Clermont-Ferrand: programme and checksUnion programme published · 10amCGT63 ↗
November 5 national guideJoint union call publishedCFDT, CGT, FO, UNSA, FSU ; document published by CFDT-UFETAM ↗ · Le Parisien ↗
Le Mans: programme and checksUnion programme published · 10:00CFDT Sarthe · Je participe ↗
Nantes: date, place and checksUnion gathering announced · 10amFSU Loire-Atlantique ↓
Paris on November 5: Bastille at 2pm and route updatesCGT Yvelines gathering announcedCGT Yvelines / Fédération CGT des services publics ↓
USL and Union étudiante: school blockades called for November 3 and 5Nationwide call · local arrangements to checkLe Parisien avec AFP ↓
The coordination’s announced plansCoordination’s own callCoordination des Gilets Jaunes · 17 Octobre Gilet Jaune ↗
The coordination’s announced plansCoordination’s own callCoordination des Gilets Jaunes · 17 Octobre Gilet Jaune ↓
External reports to verify4 imported reports · separate source

These headlines were imported automatically from alerts.live. Manifs has not verified them and does not inherit their verification status. Points use city-centre coordinates: a report may be incomplete, duplicated, stale or wrong.

Imported snapshot
City-level position
3 points
  1. Bordeaux
    October 24 Act II: Bordeaux mayor prohibits demonstrators from the city centreOpen report ↗
  2. Bordeaux
    The prefecture prohibits the demonstration in central BordeauxOpen report ↗
  3. Orléans
    The National Rally congress in Orléans, focus of a new day of demonstrationsOpen report ↗
  4. Nancy
    Nancy: security forces reinforced ahead of calls for demonstrations on October 24Open report ↗

France protests: dated events and announcements

All documented places and nationwide calls.

13 articles
Declared route

Paris · Paris

November 3: Panthéon at 2pm, proposed route to Medef

Two agendas corroborate the gathering. Interfac describes its filed route towards Medef in Le Parisien; original filing and decision remain unverified. The marker is at Paris city level.

Prohibited

Bastille · Paris, 4th, 11th and 12th arrondissements

Yellow Vests: separate application, status reported October 30

AFP reports the Bastille–Concorde ban on the 30th. The outcome of the Bastille–Nation appeal does not determine the outcome of this separate case.

Announced

Nantes · Loire-Atlantique

November 5 in Nantes: gathering announced at 10am, Miroir d’eau

FSU44 announces this gathering in Nantes. Route, approval and Naolib disruptions remain to be checked; the marker retains a city-level position.

Announced

Clermont-Ferrand · Puy-de-Dôme

November 5 in Clermont-Ferrand: 10am at Place du 1er-Mai

CGT63 announces a route towards the prefecture and a 10:45am meeting (CET). Approval and actual occurrence remain unverified. The marker shows the city, not the exact gathering point.

Announced

Lyon · Manufacture des Tabacs · Campus · approximate area

October 31 in Lyon: route agreement reported by the media

Solidaires Rhône, CNT-SO Rhône-Alpes and UNEF Lyon: a 2pm gathering at Manufacture des Tabacs is announced by Impact FM. LyonMag quotes the prefecture on an agreed route via Garibaldi and Berthelot to Jean-Macé; the original document and transport effects remain unverified.

Announced

Le Mans · Le Mans / Sarthe

Le Mans: November 5 at 10:00, Place des Jacobins

CFDT Sarthe announces a November 5 gathering at 10:00 at Place des Jacobins, with a circular route published by the union. Administrative approval and transport effects remain unverified; municipality-level marker.

Took place

Porte de Bagnolet · Paris 20th · Porte de Bagnolet area

Paris · October 31 · march departure reported

According to Europe 1’s update published at 3:01pm, the march has left Porte de Bagnolet. 3:01pm is the update’s time, not the departure time. Arrival and the end of the march are not confirmed.

Historical events and announcements before October 31 16

Dates and restrictions below are historical records, not current travel advice.

Prohibited

Pitié-Salpêtrière Hospital / Boulevard de l’Hôpital · Paris, 13th arrondissement

Planned start of a prohibited route

The declared student route from Boulevard de l’Hôpital to Bastille was prohibited by the Paris Police Prefecture.

Prohibited

Bastille · Paris, 4th, 11th and 12th arrondissements

Bastille–Nation prohibited; the alternative route was accepted

The challenge to the imposed route was rejected on Saturday morning. The union coalition accepted Porte d’Italie–Porte de Vincennes; Bastille is no longer presented as the union departure point.

Prohibited

Place de la Nation · Paris, 11th and 12th arrondissements

Bastille–Nation finish prohibited on October 23

Nation was the finish announced on October 22. An order prohibited Bastille–Nation on October 23; the union coalition's announced court challenge has no confirmed outcome yet.

Took place

Porte d’Italie · Paris, 13th arrondissement

March departure confirmed at around 2:49pm

After the court challenge was rejected, the march left Porte d’Italie at around 2:49pm for Porte de Vincennes.

Took place

Porte de Vincennes · Paris, 12th and 20th arrondissements

March fully dispersed at around 8pm

The march was fully dispersed at around 8pm on Cours de Vincennes, according to the Police Prefecture quoted by Le Monde. This does not mean every event in Paris had ended.

Prohibited

Palais Garnier (Opéra) · Paris, 9th arrondissement

Bastille–Opéra route set to be prohibited

The Paris Police Prefecture said that the separate route to Opéra would be subject to a prohibition order.

Prohibited

Central Lyon restricted area · Presqu’île, Vieux Lyon and parts of the left bank

Prohibition from 10am to 11pm within a defined area

The measure covered a broad central area, not the whole city. At 8:04am on October 25, TCL confirmed normal service on T1 without publishing the exact resumption time; this does not describe the whole Lyon transport network.

Took place

France-wide · Nationwide call without a complete local list

October 24: provisional city-by-city outcomes

The Paris march has ended, and Toulouse has a provisional prefectural report. Laurent Nuñez reports 1,435 arrests across France, counted through the evening of October 25; this is neither a number of convictions nor a final judicial outcome.

Announced

France-wide · Nationwide call without a complete local list

30 October: provincial call, Paris cancelled

According to Le Parisien/AFP, the coordination cancelled the Paris pot-banging protest on 30 October after rejecting Les Invalides. The separate provincial call remains.

Historical transport notices
Paris · past information

Past transport information

These measures are historical and do not describe current traffic

Archive · October 31 · from 4pm

October 31 archive: RATP Montmartre closures announced from 4pm

For October 31, a RATP bulletin announces closures from 4pm at Pigalle, Anvers, Barbès-Rochechouart, Blanche, Château Rouge, Lamarck-Caulaincourt, Abbesses and the Montmartre funicular. These are announced times in Paris time, not a station-by-station check of implementation. Actual implementation and reopening times are not established here. The bulletin says reopening requires police-prefecture authorisation; its general clock is not the announcement’s publication time. This October 31 record is not a statement of network conditions on November 1.

Check now · RATP · general bulletin ↓
Paris · October 31 · reopening reported in the morning

Bastille · reopening reported by AFP

According to AFP, citing a RATP representative, Bastille reopened in mid-morning on October 31. No exact reopening time is given; other restrictions still need checking.

Check now · Corse-Matin / AFP · RATP representative ↗
Paris · 24 October

RATP on October 24: daytime bulletin withdrawn

The daytime bulletin and the night notice that expired at 6am are historical. At 9:14am on October 26, the traffic page timestamped 9:12am no longer showed the night notice in its accessible content. Its removal does not prove that every line reopened or confirm that the whole network is back to normal.

Check now · Live RATP traffic ↗

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