Michelin Map 10 of Paris?
 

I purchased a Green Guide to Paris and the book states that the guide is associated with the references which correspond to "Michelin map 10, a fold-out street map".

I can't find it on Amazon, or the Michelin site. Can anyone tell me where I might find it? Or should I just wait until I get to Paris and buy one in a French store.

Thanks.

just checking: it's not the map in the back of the book?

I found a website that seems to carry many many Michelin maps and there's no number 10
in fact, they all seem to have three digits

http://www.languagequest.com/travele...ons/europe.php

Thanks for searching Elaine but no, it is not referring to the map in the book. The numbered maps look like larger regular paper maps but I believe No. 10 must be similar to a Streetwise folding map.

Here it is:

http://www2.alibris.com/search/searc...=2&qsort=r

Rather find it at a store though.

I have a Number 10, the 5th edition from 1980. Scale 1cm:100m. It is a big fold out. No street index.

I much prefer my Number 16, a small spiral bound atlas of the City. Scale about 1cm:110m on most pages. Includes a street index, metro/RER map, RATP (bus) map <i>Banlieue</i> (suburban) rail map, and detail map of <i>La D&eacute;fense</i>.

Hi Ronda,

That map is going to be very difficult to handle.

Hopscotch has good advice.

I agree. A big fold out map is not what I had in mind. I looked at the Michelin maps yesterday at a travel store and not at all what I want for a &quot;walking around&quot; map. Thanks for the info.

The Michelin #10 is the street map.
Michelin #12 is the street map index.
They are not usually sold separately.
I have them and find them invaluable.
When I bought mine, it came when I ordered the #12.

The title of #12 is Paris Plan et Index.
(I am looking at mine as I type.) It 'taint cheap, but it is good.

The #10 is really too big to use without a table, or a bed, to spread it on. Moreover, I find it too valuable to put it at risk by carrying it.

My procedure has been to look up the places I want to visit and then make notes on one of the freebie maps that are usually available.

I usually leave the #10 map and the #12 index in my room.

If you want a copy, I suggest trying onemapplace.com

I have found just about all my European maps there including a very good one of the Alps. The owner or an associate usually responds right away to email.

One Map Place, Inc.
3128 Forest Lane Suite 212
Dallas, Texas 75234
E-Mail [email protected]
(972) 241-2680
Fax (972) 241-0237