Paris Metro from CDG to . . .
Sep 11th, 2006, 05:22 AM
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I have to get to station Trocadéro, where my hotel is near, from Charles de Gaulle airport. Would someone be so kind as to give me step by step instructions to do so? Thanks!
Sep 11th, 2006, 05:39 AM
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Hi
I can't give you a step by step guide. But you have to the RER B train into Paris and get of at a station that it convinient to get to Trocadéro. Maybe get of at Denfert Rocherau and take the metro to Bir Hakeim and walk from there. My wife and I went to Paris in April and we took the train into Paris. I have written about our experience in my trip report http://gardkarlsen.com/Paris_France.htm . Maybe you can find some useful info there
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I can't give you a step by step guide. But you have to the RER B train into Paris and get of at a station that it convinient to get to Trocadéro. Maybe get of at Denfert Rocherau and take the metro to Bir Hakeim and walk from there. My wife and I went to Paris in April and we took the train into Paris. I have written about our experience in my trip report http://gardkarlsen.com/Paris_France.htm . Maybe you can find some useful info there
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Gard
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Sep 11th, 2006, 05:54 AM
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1. you could take the Air France coach to Arc de Triomphe/Etoile, then either a taxi to Trocadero, or metro line 6 from Etoile to Trocadero.
2. you could take RER-B to Denfert Rochereau, then metro line 6 to Trocadero. (or a taxi from D-R, but #1 would be closer for that).
2. you could take RER-B to Denfert Rochereau, then metro line 6 to Trocadero. (or a taxi from D-R, but #1 would be closer for that).
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If you go to www.ratp.com, you can pick "Metro" as your means of transport, pick "Opera" as your Start point, "Trocadero" as end point, and see how to get there, maps of neighbourhoods,etc...
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If you go to www.ratp.com, you can pick "Metro" as your meansof transport, pick "Opera" as your Start point, "Trocadero" as end point, and see how to get there, maps of neighbourhoods,etc...
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If you want to do it without climbing down into the ground and back up, take the Roissybus to Opéra and then the N° 22 bus (direction Porte de St-Cloud) straight up to the Arc de Triomphe and down to Trocadéro.
Here's the connection:
http://www.ratp.info/picts/plans/pdf...iers/opera.pdf
The 22 stop is on Rue Glück, on the opposite side of the opera building from the Roissybus terminus. This connection is available every day. The 22 might be a little crowded at 9AM on a weekday, but it's a short ride.
Here's the connection:
http://www.ratp.info/picts/plans/pdf...iers/opera.pdf
The 22 stop is on Rue Glück, on the opposite side of the opera building from the Roissybus terminus. This connection is available every day. The 22 might be a little crowded at 9AM on a weekday, but it's a short ride.
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