Metro map?
 

Is there somewhere I can find a map about the Metro? I'm the one that has written before that has relatives coming from Italy. I would like to have a sense of the Metro,(how much, what line to take to what stop) before we get there. Thanks. Donna

Sorry, this is for Washington DC, that I need it. Thanks.

try www.wmata.com

There is a little book caled Paris by Arrondissement, that shows by map and index where the stops are and what section of the street. Any travel bookstore should stock them. Here in Cambridge, we have The Globe Travel store. They do have a web site.

Mimi, if you had bothered to read the rest of Donna's request, you'd have seen that she added Washington, D.C. I doubt if the Paris maps include this information.<BR>On the other hand, Donna, it would have been nice for you to include that information in your actual title.

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Here is the Internet location of a DC Metro map.<BR> http://www.wmata.com/metrorail/systemmap.htm<BR>

For those of you that answered or tried to answer my question, thank you very much. <BR>It is a shame that people can't just be nice on these boards without being sarcastic isn't it? But then again, the ones that find enjoyment by being that way must not have much of a life if that is the way they get their enjoyment.

You can order printed system maps, as well as purchasing tickets at <BR>http://wmata.com/timetables/MDsched.htm and there are no surcharges or postage fees. System maps are $1.50. I suggest the "Station Masters" book for $7.95 - "This handy paperback reference book is a comprehensive guide to the Metrorail station neighborhoods with maps for each station and an index to museums, parks, theaters, hotels, government buildings and other points of interest." If you "click around" you can find free downloadable maps too.