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Exploring Paris
Finding your way around Paris is remarkably easy, as the city proper, stripped
of its suburbs, is compact and relatively small, with an integrated public
transport system - the RATP (Régie Autonome des Transports Parisiens).
The system is cheap, fast and meticulously signposted, comprising buses,
underground métro and suburban express trains, known as RER (Réseau Express
Régional) trains. The whole network is divided into five zones , though
the entire métro system fits into zones 1 and 2. Information is available online
at .
At its widest point, Paris is only about 12km across, which, at a brisk pace, is
not much more than a pleasant two hours' walk.
Fares and passes Tickets can be bought in
carnets of ten from any station or tabac showing a green métro ticket sign; the
cost is ?8.38, as opposed to ?1.23 for a single ticket. Only one ?1.23 billet is
ever needed per journey on the... read more
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The métro and RER The métro (Mº) runs from 5.30am
to 12.30am, the RER from 5am to midnight. Stations are far more frequent than on
most underground systems, though many entrances are a long way from the
platforms and most interchanges involve long walks and... read more
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Buses Free bus route maps are available at métro
stations, bus terminals and the tourist office; the best is the Grand Plan de
Paris . Every bus stop displays the numbers of the buses that stop there, a map
showing all the stops on the... read more
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Taxis Taxi charges are fairly reasonable - between
?6.10 and ?10.67 for a central daytime journey, though considerably more if you
call one out. There are three different fare rates: indicator lights on the roof
of the taxi tell you which fare is being... read more
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Boats A passenger boat, known as the Batobus ,
operates from May to September, stopping at six points along the Seine in this
order: port de la Bourdonnais (Eiffel Tower- Trocadéro), quai de Solférino
(Musée d'Orsay), quai Malaquais (Saint... read more >>

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