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17 rue Biot, Paris, Ile-de-France, 75017, France
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CDG to 5 Rue Caulaincourt, Ibis Montmartre
by mani8kgm
We land in Paris close to noon and wonder which would be an economical and (convenient, if they co-exist,) way to get to our hotel, the Ibis on Rue Caulaincourt. This is our first time in Paris and I'd be very grateful for point to point changes/transfers.
Are their escalators up from stations or do we need to cart luggage up stairs. That's not going to be possible!
Thank you!
Re: CDG to 5 Rue Caulaincourt, Ibis Montmartre
by leanneedwards
I will take a stab at this looking at the metro map -- take the RER to Gard du Nord... walk out the front and go Left On Place napoleon the 3rs then left on Rue du faubourg St Denis and go to the La Chappell metro take line 2 Porte Dauhine direction and get off at Place de clichy (that is the listed metro stop)
If you go right out of the Gare du Nord then right on Place Napoleon the 3rd and then Right on Boulevard de Magenta to metro stop Barbes Rochechouart same direction as above...
Love a good map!! Hope this helps or get the Roissy bus to the OPera take the metro from the Opera line 3 to Pont De levallois Becon direction and change at Villiers stop and take the 2 direction Nation...
Enjoy
Re: CDG to 5 Rue Caulaincourt, Ibis Montmartre
by mani8kgm
Thanks. That's pretty well worked out- I think! Just a word more. Are their many steps to be encountered. Not an option with my bags. Thanks you again!
Re: CDG to 5 Rue Caulaincourt, Ibis Montmartre
by leanneedwards
steps at the opera!! and most other metro stops... Check out the Yellowvan shuttle it might be easier in the long run door to door serves I think for about 22 Euros -- to me worth the money to not stress!!
Re: CDG to 5 Rue Caulaincourt, Ibis Montmartre
by leanneedwards
Pedro you are right!!
Re: CDG to 5 Rue Caulaincourt, Ibis Montmartre
by mani8kgm
Thanks Pedmar! I'm thinking the taxi might be it. What is the nice chain of hotels you're referring to. I don't mind making a switch.
Thanks again.
Re: CDG to 5 Rue Caulaincourt, Ibis Montmartre
by leanneedwards
Ibis, accorhotels are a chain through out parts of Europe.. have stayed several times at the Ibis in Dusseldorf by the train station... a great spot!!
Travel Tips for Paris
City of the Dead
by Stasigrace
The single most wonderful thing we did in Paris (besides eat) was visit Pere-LeChaise Cemetery. It is absolutely beautiful. People back home, who scoffed at the idea, are dropping their jaws at my photos. If you like B&W photography it's a great place to get really moody shots.
The statuary is excellent. We had more fun when we weren't searching for certain graves, but just wandering around and coming upon beautiful monuments.
One thing: we'd been told to look for cats but only saw one. Montmartre Cemetery, however, had DOZENS of cats and they let you walk right up to them. We took loads of pictures--cats in a cemetery make for lovely shots!
Montmartre was also much less crowded--we didn't see another soul most of the time we were there. I miss the food! I miss prix-fixe menus!
The Pantheon is located...
by la_beba
The Pantheon is located several Metro stops east of the Invalides in the Latin Quarter. Originally built as Church between 1758 and 1790 in fulfillment of a vow made by Louis XV, it soon after became a Pantheon for the burial of France's greatest men. Voltaire and Rousseau are buried in the crypt here.
Double-Glazed Windows
by BeatChick
What are double-glazed windows you ask? Double-glazing - yes, it's that wonderful architectural convenience of double panes of glass. They help keep out the noise of the street below plus they keep your room warm during winter & cool in summer (assuming you have A/C). So if you have a street-side room be sure to find out if your hôtel has installed these types of windows. It will certainly provide restful nights of slumber while in Paris, where you most certainly need a good night's sleep before trekking around the city the following day. The beautiful & beautifully old double-glazed leaded panes in my windows of my first hotel in Paris: Hôtel les Degrés de Nôtre Dame (my favorite hotel in Paris0. Through them I had a lovely view of the south tower of Nôtre Dame!
Photo: March 2001
D'Accord. Too Many French People Speak English
by ForestqueenNYC
I went to France to learn French and I wanted to use it as much as possible. But so often I got English back. I just pressed on with my beginner's French anyway. So it is not always true that the French want you to speak French. I think that may be an idea left over from the old days.
This is an interesting fact that I read in a French paper. The French speak the poorest English in all of Europe because the requirements to teach English in the schools is so stringent, that is, they must almost perfectly pass a French language test (not English, go figure) that no nonFrench mother tongue person can pass it. Thus all the English teachers in France, according to this article, are French mother tongue speakers. If any of you had a person, whose mother tongue was Enlish, teach you French in grade and highschool, as I did, you know how that goes.
The French school I attended while in Paris was Ecole Eiffel. It was very small and a very good environment. Not too expensive.
List of HOSPITALS for medical urgencies in PARIS
by BenFromParis
I give here the official list of public HOSPITALS that have an office for medical URGENCIES open all day and 24/24. And I also give the URL where you can find the list. Don't hesitate to go there if you have any problems of health. Be carefull, this list is for adult urgencies, if you have young children, this list of hospitals could be a little bit different.
Hospital BICHAT - 18th district
Hospital EUROPEEN-GEORGES POMPIDOU - 15th district
Hospital COCHIN - 14th district
Hospital HOTEL-DIEU - 4th district
Hospital LARIBOISIERE - 10th district
Hospital PITIE-SALPETRIERE - 13th district
Hospital St LOUIS - 10 th district
Hospital St ANTOINE - 12th district
Other hopitals with medical urgencies but not public :
Hospital Léopold-Bellan - 15th district
Hospital Saint-Joseph - 14th district
Hospital de la Croix Saint-Simon - 20th district
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