Paris metro to places?

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myayro

Buy a small travel guide as they have all the tourist sites plus how to get to them.

pete m

-- eiffel tower
Bir-Hakeim (line 6)

--stade de france
Saint-Denis Porte de Paris (line 13) or Stade de France Saint-Denis (RER D) or La Plaine Stade de France (RER C)

--eurostar
Is at Gare de Nord, metro line ( 4 or 5) or (RER B,D or E) also you can take metro (line 2) to Barbes Rochechouart or La Chapelle then walk 5 minutes.

--champs elysees
Its best to take metro (Line 2) to Charles de Gaulle Etoile (where L'Arc de Triomphe is at the top of the avenue) then you can walk down.

-- euro disney
You take the RER (line A4) to Marne la VallÃ©e Chessy
(Theres is no metro that goes there)

--paris miniature
There is no metro.
Take the La VerriÃ¨re train from la DÃ©fense or Paris Montparnasse station, then get the 411 bus which halts at France Miniature You will need to pay for your ticket. In all parisian stations, you will be able to get a economical ticket included transportation (train + bus) and France Miniature entrance. Or

- Fixed price ticket from SNCF French railways
including return rail transport from Paris + bus + entrance to France Miniature â€“ for sale at Paris suburban stations and all Paris stations * including stations on the C line
Adult (from 15 year old) : 19,50 euros
Teenager (10 to 14 year old) : 16 euros
Child (4 to 9 year old) : 11 euros

-- moulin rouge
Metro (line 2) get of at Blanche or Place de Clichy or (line 13) Place de Clichy.

Be very careful and aware when you out about in Paris, there is a high crime rate and some areas not so safe.
Hope that helps..

Rammy

Tour Eiffel - Bir-Hakeim (Line 6) or Ã‰cole Militaire (Line 8)

Stade de France - Either Stade de France - Saint-Denis (RER D) or La Plaine - Stade de France (RER B). You can get on the RER D line at ChÃ¢telet les Halles, Gare du Nord or Gare de Lyon mÃ©tro stations, just follow the signs. You can get on the RER B line from Gare du Nord, ChÃ¢telet les Halles, St Michel Notre-Dame or Denfert Rochereau. Again, just follow the signs!

Eurostar - the Eurostar train comes into Paris at Gare du Nord, where there is a mÃ©tro station. You can get there on Line 4 or Line 5.

Champs-ElysÃ©es - There are several stations you can stop at to get to the Champs-ElysÃ©es. I recommend Charles de Gaulle Ã‰toile (Lines 1, 2, and 6) as it's right by L'Arc de Triomphe and you can then walk down. George V (Line 1) is also fairly near the top, and there's also Franklin D. Roosevelt and Champs-ElysÃ©es Clemenceau, both on Line 1 also.

Euro Disney - You'll have to take the train out to this one. Go to the Gare de Lyon, Nation or ChÃ¢telet mÃ©tro stations and look for the RER A line. You want A4, direction Marne-la-VallÃ©e - Chessy. You don't need to change lines, and your stop is the last one. It should take about 30 mins.

Moulin Rouge - Blanche (Line 2)

Google maps is very helpful for finding stations near places of interest, by the way. You can even click on the station names to find which line it's on!

pinkhamster99 (nWo) Shell Yeah!!

Probably best if you pick up a map that does ;) They give them out at youth hostels, or maybe if you try one of the information booths.

-- eiffel => line 6, I would recommend Passy, there's good views from that side of the river, and you walk straight down on it. The one before that puts you the other side of the tower.

--stade de france => Didn't go there myself so I'm not exactly sure but, I believe it's outside the metro range. You'll probably need to take a train to zone 3

--eurostar => It arrives at Gare du Nord, which has lots of metro lines

--champs elysees => Start from Charles de Gaulle at the Arc de Triomphe

-- euro disney => Train again, from memory, it's Chessy

-- moulin rouge => I think it was Blanche, some nice Irish pubs on that road.

Nanou

Euro Disney-RER A,get out at Marne La Vallee
Moulin Rouge- metro 12 or 2 at Pigalle
Champs Elysees-RER A/Metro 2,6 or 1 at Charles de Gaulle Etoile
Tour Eiffel-metro 6/RER C at Champs de Mars
Stade de France-RER D or B at Stade de France
Eurostar-RER D or B/metro 4 or 5 at Gare du Nord

Jenna

Eiffel tower - Bir-Hakeim or Trocadero. We went to trocadero, it was a 5/10 min walk round the corner. Lovely view of eiffel tower when you're going over the river seine approaching the metro station!

Stade de france - the metro stop is called that; stade de france.

Not sure of eurostar i've never used it, sorry.

Champs-elysees - there's lots of stops on there, from memory george v is one, and they carry on to the louvre at the top. But the best one is charles-de-gaulle etoile as this is at the arc de triomphe which is at the bottom of the champs-elysees so you can start there.

Euro-disney - Marne-le-Valley

Paris Miniature - not heard of that sorry!

Moulin Rouge - Blanche. Be aware in this area, we felt a little unsafe. We may have just been imagining if but it's better to be safe than sorry!

Hope you have a fantastic time. Go to sacre-coeur if you can - amazing views! We had a brilliant time and would love to go back :-)

capcave2002

sorry i dont know the answer about the stations but you will find it a brilliant system much better than ours (uk) it goes everywhere have a nice holiday

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