PARIS CDG TO ST LAZARE - STILL
Hi All
Still working on getting to St. Lazare station from the airport. From looking at the RER map, it looks like I do B3 (the Blue one) to Gare Du Nord. From there is there another RER to St. Lazare? The more I look at this thing, the more confused I get. BTW is it too far for a Taxi from CDG to St. Lazare? Thanks for your help. shrink |
Yes, you take RER B from CDG to Gare du Nord. You would then switch to RER E at Gare du Nord and it's only a few minutes ride to St. Lazare. The reason it may look confusing is RER E doesn't appear on older system maps. A taxi from CDG to St. Lazare would probably run 40-45 Euros.
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Using the RER involves a lot of going up and down, and the station at Gare du Nord is a fair hike from the train depot.
I'd use the #26 bus that takes you door-to-door. |
I just posted this link on another thread-- see if this answers your question. It worked for me on a similar problem.
http://www.transilien.com/GB/default.htm |
How much luggage will you have and how "fit" are you. Going up and down stairs in the RER is not fun. It is, of course, not "too far" for a taxi. It will be, as said, about 45E.
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Actually, asking if it is "too far" makes me think this is a first trip to Paris. If so, you might be well served to simplify your entry to Paris and take a taxi to the Gare. Where are you going from there?
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Take a taxi.
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Just to clarify what I said above: I would take RER B from CDG to Gare du Nord, then the #26 bus to Gare St-Lazare. To locate the bus stop, print out an area map from this page:
<b>http://www.ratp.info/orienter/plan_telech_quartiers.php</b> Pull down the second menu, select <i>Gare du Nord</i>, click OK. As you can see, the #26 bus stops right outside the southeast door of the terminal. If you <u>do</u> decide to use RER E to get to the other station, you will need to go to the Magenta stop, east of Gare du Nord. Be sure you get on the train Direction Haussmann St-Lazare. The only advantage I see to this option is that it's 1.40€ cheaper, because your RER fare is good all the way, but a bus ticket is extra. A third choice would be to ride RER B to Châtelet, then Métro Ligne 14 to Gare St-Lazare. This route has the advantage of requiring the minimum of pathfinding, because you wouldn't have to go outside the train station as in the case of RER E or bus #26. The connections at Châtelet are well-marked (but can require walking for 5 minutes). |
Hi All
Thank you, thank you, thank you! You guys have really helped. God - I love this forum!!! shrink |
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