Another RER B/Metro question, Paris
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Another RER B/Metro question, Paris
First time using train to Paris. I have been to Paris a few times but from CDG, have always used a shuttle/taxi/Air France bus. Since I am traveling alone this time, I wanted to save money and gain experience using the RER.
Apartment is at Rue St. Gregoire. I take the RER B at CDG and get off at St. Michel/Notre Dame. From here, can I walk to rue st. gregoire or do I take the metro and get off at Odeon? I'm just a bit scared to get lost walking with a luggage and carryon. Any suggestion?
Thanks.
Apartment is at Rue St. Gregoire. I take the RER B at CDG and get off at St. Michel/Notre Dame. From here, can I walk to rue st. gregoire or do I take the metro and get off at Odeon? I'm just a bit scared to get lost walking with a luggage and carryon. Any suggestion?
Thanks.
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There are huge maps of each district posted it seems on every street corner in Paris - hard to get lost with those.
Changing at Notre-Dame/SMichel could entail steps and a long walk - could not i don't know but many RER-metro interchanges may entail long walk and stairs.
Print off the area map from online before you go.
Changing at Notre-Dame/SMichel could entail steps and a long walk - could not i don't know but many RER-metro interchanges may entail long walk and stairs.
Print off the area map from online before you go.
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<i>Apartment is at Rue St. Gregoire</i>
Did you mean Rue Grégoire de Tours?
If yes, then it's about 1/2 mile from St Michel RER stop, so it shouldn't be more than a 10-min walk.
A for directions, it's REALLY easy.
Go to
Google Maps
then Directions
Put in Place Saint Michel as Point A, and Rue Grégoire de Tours (with the apt #) as Point B.
You have to select "walking" instead of "by car".
You will then get a highlighted route. Print it out and follow it when you get out of the RER station.
In fact, I made a google map for you with the route. I just picked a random point on Rue Grégoire de Tours since you didn't give us the building number. Here's the link to the google map
http://tinyurl.com/3ott9n
Did you mean Rue Grégoire de Tours?
If yes, then it's about 1/2 mile from St Michel RER stop, so it shouldn't be more than a 10-min walk.
A for directions, it's REALLY easy.
Go to
Google Maps
then Directions
Put in Place Saint Michel as Point A, and Rue Grégoire de Tours (with the apt #) as Point B.
You have to select "walking" instead of "by car".
You will then get a highlighted route. Print it out and follow it when you get out of the RER station.
In fact, I made a google map for you with the route. I just picked a random point on Rue Grégoire de Tours since you didn't give us the building number. Here's the link to the google map
http://tinyurl.com/3ott9n
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You could save most of that walking by getting on Métro Ligne 4 (Direction Porte d'Orléans) at Gare du Nord and riding it to Odéon. Your apartment street is a block west of the station.
Get a transport map of the neighborhood with this method: fodors.com/forums/threadselect.jsp?tid=34987572
Get a transport map of the neighborhood with this method: fodors.com/forums/threadselect.jsp?tid=34987572
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