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39 Rue de Seine, Paris, Ile-de-France, 75006, France
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Yat Kha @Café de la Dance
The Musee d'Orsay
Oscar Wilde's gravestone
saloon
I visit http://www35.ratp.info/Pivi/piviweb.php?exec=piviweb&cmd=Lexico&Profil=RATP_UK to see how to travel from Colonel Fabien (metro2) to Aerport Charles de Gaulle 2 TCV (RER B) on 3April. but it seems that RER 2 will not run between 27Mar & 18 Apr, since it is in French I don't know what exactly the meaning is. can anyone tell me other method to reach Aerport Charles de Gaulle 2 TCV? thank you!
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À partir du samedi 27 mars 2010, le samedi, le dimanche sauf les jours fériés en raison de travaux, le trafic sera perturbé entre les gares Aulnay-sous-Bois et Mitry-Claye sur la ligne B du RER jusqu'au dimanche 18 avril 2010.
Starting Saturday 27th March, on Saturdays and Sundays except holidays, traffic between the stations of Aulnay sous Bois and Mitry Claye on Line B of the RER will be interrupted until Sunday 18th April.
Aulnay sous Bois is where the line to Chaarles de Gaulle branches off, Mitry sur Claye is on the other branch so you should not have any problems. I checked the itinerary for Saturday 3rd April. It suggests no problems using Line 2 to Stalingrad, Line 5 to Gare du Nord, then RER from Gare du Nord to the airport.
I hope that helps.
thank you so much! after reading your reply I feel better now!!
You can access the Metro Search Engine in English at http://www.ratp.info/touristes/index.php?rub=reperer&cat=itineraires&page=itineraires&langue=en
Your route is not available but there is a link to click for an alternate route. I did notice you have to choose Terminal 1 to get an alternate route so if you are going to Terminal 2, you will have to take a shuttle when you get there.
As mentioned in the posts above, there are ways to get to the airport. You may find the English search function useful in the future though.
Good luck and enjoy your trip.
It is the view from the Eiffel Tower (La Tour Eiffel), not its highest point, which is 320 m. -the 3rd floor stands at 274 m. At the first floor of the symbol of Paris (you can go there by climbing 360 stairs, if you are afraid of the elevator!), there is a post office and a small museum about the history of the famous worldwide tower, which was built by Gustave Eiffel in 1889.
Built in 1885, the Moulin Rouge was turned into a dance hall in 1900. Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec immortalized the wild cancan shows in his drawings. And today it's one of the most famous sightseeing in Paris! Just a few blocks from Moulin Rouge you can find the only museum in Paris which can be visited day and night! (10am - 2am)
Museum of Erotic Art is a rather new place but if you could see how many people "flow together" there! Erotic art in all its forms, throughout time and different world cultures (more than 2000 items).
Being visitors we sometimes forget to separate the sightseeing from the reality. I'm referring to visiting churches and cathedrals. So when you enter a church during mass please do be respectully quiet and subdued. You can check out the art and architecture, but remember that you are infringing on a congregation that is trying to worship.
The craziest roundabout I have seen so far: the one around the Arc de Triomphe on Place Charles de Gaulle...no road signs at all...
It's not easy to find your way here...locals are also struggling as you can see :)
I think it was plaza de Hotel de Ville, where we could see local people skating on ice. There were no snow, but still they got the ice just middle of the town and it was nice to watch them.
Last time we intend to go to see a football match in Paris. Paris team is called PSG= Paris Saint Germain, but maybe we will go to the game next time when we are in Paris.
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