Cardinal Lemoine

Cardinal Lemoine is an underground station on Paris Métro Line 10 in the 5th arrondissement, opened in 1931. It takes its name from the nearby street honoring Jean Lemoine, a 14th-century bishop and cardinal. The station sits in the Latin Quarter close to the Rue du Cardinal-Lemoine, where Ernest Hemingway lived during his Paris years in the 1920s. The station itself has no distinctive architectural features and is not wheelchair accessible.