Bus trips to small towns outside Paris
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Bus trips to small towns outside Paris
Previous advice had suggested Provence but am trying to contrast that with some closer areas on the outskirts of Paris-=--Amiens, Alsace Lorraine area, Loire valley. How does one find out about bus transportation. I noticed in a posting from EAtienne that they seemed to have done much bus tripping.
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Thanks for insight--will explore that--daughter took bus from Reims where she visited former exchange student to Troyes and had enjoyed the opportunity to see much of the countryside. We also had enjoyed several bus trips in Czech republic (afterg etting to the area in Southeastern CR by train). Thanks for tip on not much bus information
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I agree that train travel would be better. I wonder if you've considered the RER (not certain of my appreviation)-- the extended metro which goes beyond the city proper. Somewhere I saw a brochure (before websites) that illustrated all the destinations within reach by that mode of transportation. They looked wonderful. Another thought, Chartres. Great cathedral, great town. (60 minutes) Or, yes, perhaps a Loire valley town not too far away. I think we're still talking a couple of hours.
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Thank you all--will explore sites to see what I can find about travel. Now wondering if we should spend the extra four or five days still based in Paris and taking train trips rather than trying to relocate and branch out from a new sight. Any thoughts. When we were in London several years ago an Australian couple stayed in the same lodging and were doing that--training out of London to various well known areas. Any thoughts





