How to play in Paris, France What is the mode of transportation?

In daily life, transportation is also very important, which not only facilitates everyone's life, but also saves travel time. In the process of traveling, knowing the local traffic conditions can also play an important role in traveling. Next, Bian Xiao sorted out some traffic conditions and routes in Paris. Come and have a look!

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1) subway

The Paris subway can take you to more than 80% of the scenic spots in Paris, so I suggest you choose a hotel next to the subway.

There are 16 subways in Paris, including subway lines 1 to 14, 3b and 7b. The frequency of subway departure is high and the distance between stations is small. Paris has at least three subway stations per square kilometer on average. Almost all railway stations in Paris have direct subway access, so it is convenient to take the subway in France and then transfer to other places.

The first bus leaves at 5:30, and the last bus arrives at the terminal at 1: 15, and runs until 2: 15 on Friday, Saturday and the eve of the festival. Peak trains run every 2-3 minutes, and the frequency of departure is slightly lower at night and Saturday, and it is relatively rare on Sundays and holidays.

2) Regional Express Line (RER)

It mainly runs between Paris suburbs, and RER recommends going to Charles de Gaulle Airport, orly airport, Palace of Versailles, Disneyland and Villarach, Lavalle. At present, there are five lines A, B, C, D and E, and each line has multiple branches. Pay attention to the branch line of the destination.

The running time is from 4:30 to 0:30 the next morning, and it runs every 2 to 3 minutes during the peak period. Under normal circumstances, it runs in the direction of each branch every 10 to 15 minutes. Business hours will not be extended on weekends and holidays.

RER needs to check in and out, every time he changes to the subway. The same RER ticket can be transferred to the subway.

3) Bus (including night bus)

There are nearly 400 bus lines in Paris. Although the bus coverage and station density in Paris are larger than those in subway and RER, it is not recommended that you take the bus. The main reason is that buses are really complicated.

No.69 bus sightseeing

Bus No.69 is a bus from Ares Square to Gambetta. Bus No.69 is recommended, because it passes through the Seine River and the main attractions: Eiffel Tower, Invalides, Orsay Art Museum, dolores Garden, Louvre, Notre Dame, Pompidou National Cultural and Art Center.

Night bus (night bus)

There are 42 night trains in Paris, running from 0:30 to 5:30, which is the only public transportation mode at night. There are fewer flights from Monday to Friday, and more flights on Saturday, Sunday and holidays. All lines begin with n, followed by numbers. N0 1 and N02 are two ring roads in the central area of Paris, and the departure frequency is about 10 minutes (Saturday, Sunday and holidays).

4) Bicycles

Most of the important scenic spots in the center of Paris are very close, so it is completely feasible to visit by bike. In particular, the French government encourages the use of "engine-free vehicles", and there are bicycle lanes on the main streets to provide bicycles for tourists to rent. On Sunday, the roads along the Seine River were even closed to cars, giving way to bicycles and pedestrians.

It is not difficult to rent a Vlib bike. You just need to log in your credit card information online. The basic fee for 24 hours is 1.7 euros (for example, you register from 7: 00 that night to 7: 00 the next night), and the ticket for the seventh day is 8 euros. If you return the car within 30 minutes every time you rent a car, you won't be charged more (that is, you will only charge 1.7 euros within 24 hours), but you will be charged 60-60 euros more 1 euro every time you rent a car for more than half an hour.

5) Outbreak

Leaving is the cheapest way. Paris has many scenic spots. In addition to Disney, Versailles and other attractions, the attractions of Little Paris are not far apart, which is very suitable for walking. Feel the amorous feelings of Paris while walking. When you are tired, you can walk into the coffee shop on the side of the road to rest and bask in the sun. Very pleasant.

6) Taxi

You can take a taxi at the airport, railway station and taxi stand. You can book a taxi by phone in places such as accommodation and catering. The starting price is 2.4 euros, the lowest fare is 6.6 euros, there are more than three people, the excess number is 3 euros per person, overweight and special luggage 1 euro. The green light overhead indicates that the carriage is empty. If the car is parked near a non-taxi stop or intersection, the clothes are disheveled and the luggage is messy, and the destination is beyond the taxi driving range. Taxis will refuse to carry them.

buy a ticket

There are no subway tickets and no bus tickets in Paris. A ticket can be taken by subway or bus in the designated area. For example, the second ticket means that you can take away all the traffic within the second circle of Paris in another half hour. Of course, there are certain restrictions.

1) Second copy, promissory note and voucher book

More affordable, suitable for Paris. Promissory notes can be used by two or more people.

A promissory note refers to a second-class ticket of 10, which is cheaper than a single second-class ticket. One sub-ticket 1.7 Euro, 10 sub-ticket 13.7 Euro is a promissory note. Children (1under 0 years old) are half price.

Auxiliary tickets can do the following things:

Tickets can be transferred between subway stations at will until they leave the subway station.

You can change tickets between Paris Metro and RER Metro at will (1 zone).

Tickets can be transferred in one direction between different bus lines within a circle of Paris (less than the same line, no round trip).

Tickets can be exchanged between buses and trams.

You can't transfer between night trips, and you have to check in again every time you get on the bus.

2) Daily ticketing mobilization

As the name implies, tickets are free rides (RER, bus, subway, train, etc. ) within a day. Japanese tickets are more suitable for short-term travel. If you just want to play in the city, the day ticket is not very suitable, and both tickets and canet are ok.

3) Weekly tickets NavigoDcouverte

If you travel in Paris for more than 3 days, you can consider using a weekly ticket. Weekly tickets are the same as daily tickets, that is, you can only take any means of transportation within a specified week, except the railway train from Olival to orly airport.

The weekly ticket is only valid from Monday 0:00 to Sunday 1 1:59:59.

4) Paris Sightseeing Pass

Tourist ticket is a kind of ticket specially prepared for Paris tourists. This ticket not only allows you to take all the means of transportation in the designated area and within the specified time, but also includes some museum discounts.

There are only three tour tickets and five tour tickets. There are 1 day tickets, 2-day tickets, 3-day tickets and 5-day tickets for the tour. But like other passes, tourist tickets are counted until the deadline 12.