Even though there are subways in a lot of cities around the world, I think the Parisian métro does reflect the Parisian culture in a way. Firstly, just like the rest of Paris, the métro is a cultural melting pot where you can see people from all types of backgrounds. Additionally, it's massive and intimidating just like the rest of the city. It's very well organized just like most of the Parisian streets. The most recognizable cultural aspect of the Parisian métro is the architecture of the entrances. They are designed in a variety of beautiful architectureal styles. The green, art nouveau métro entrances designed by French architect Hector Guimard are perhaps the most well-known worldwide.
