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Satisfaction Excellent

Excellent	30%	13
Very Good	46%	20
Average	16%	7
Poor	4%	2
Terrible	2%	1

Value Score Poor Value

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Visiting The Eiffel Tower, Paris

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several questions about travelling in Paris, thanks!

by flyingpooh

1) how to go to Aeroport Roissy Charles de Gaulle (Terminal 2 Hall C) from the city centre?

2) I will arrive Paris by train. Is there any locker at Gare du Nord?

3) where can I buy the Paris Visite?

4) I want to spend one day to Tours to see the beautiful castles, may be see 2 castles only. is it better to join the local tour? do I need to arrive Tours in very early in the morning?

Re: several questions about travelling in Paris, thanks!

by marielexoteria

1) Where exactly in the city center? If I remember correctly, you can take the RER line B3 to Gare du Nord and from there you can connect to pretty much anywhere by metro.

2) Read here where you can buy the Paris Visite card in France and abroad: http://www.ratp.info/touristes/index.php?langue=en&rub=pratique, and read also a tip I wrote about it on my Paris page.

Re: several questions about travelling in Paris, thanks!

by marielexoteria

Flyingpooh (I like the name), I just saw that there's some works done on the line B3 by the airport so the train might not run (my French is rusty) but here's what the airport has to say about access with public transportation: http://www.aeroportsdeparis.fr/ADP/en-GB/Passagers/Access-maps-car-parks/Paris-CDG/Access/public-transport/.

See an interactive map of all the RER and metro lines at: http://www.ratp.info/orienter/cv/carterer.php.

Re: several questions about travelling in Paris, thanks!

by marielexoteria

Pedro: do you know if there's any consigne service in CDG? I've looked on their website but I haven't found anything, and I might need this service later this year.

Re: several questions about travelling in Paris, thanks!

by marielexoteria

Thanks.

Travel Tips for Paris

Take a boat tour on the Seine....

by diver-x

Take a boat tour on the Seine. You'll get a good overview of the city to find out where the sights are and where you want to go back to see more. One night on the way back to the hotel, we stopped in at the corner store to pick up a bottle of wine and cookies to cap off the night. Since we didn't have a bottle opener, we asked the store clerk if he could open it for us. 'No problem,' he says and just happens to have a corkscrew handy. But the cork, she was stubborn! He couldn't get it out. My fiance tried and he couldn't get it either. By this time, a line was building up behind us. So we passed the bottle down the line until somebody had the strength to finish the job! We all laughed and we left after many Mercis.

Musee Rodin

by morgane1692

Flowers in bloom aren't necessary in order to enjoy the gardens here at Musee Rodin. Inside, of course, you find some wonderful sculptures by the artist and his contemporaries; outside, you may wander the paths and marvel at some truly fab neighborhood architecture!

La Petite Ceinture

by Klod5

La Petite Ceinture (The Small Belt) was a line of train that surrounded Paris. It has been closed, but it remains numerous traces again, especially in the XX th precinct.
To see the coffee installed in the former station absolutely. All this scenery, forsaken urban are invested all over again by many artists.

When you enter the bistros,...

by Mitchell1955

When you enter the bistros, boulangerie, charcuterie, patisserie, ticket booths, etc.... be sure to say hello (bonjour) ... and after your business is complete do say good-bye (bonne journee or au revoir). It really helps, is expected, and is much more pleasant than the 'whaddya want' attitude of most clerks and store owners here.

Skate or watch

by Dee22

Paris is a nice place for rollerbladers. Unfortunately I haven't had the pleassure of bringing my skates there yet, but I hope to do so soon!

But around town, you'll get the chance to see some really good skaters make their own little shows on open squares. This photo is from a square just beside 'Louvre', and the Trocadéro-area in front of the Eiffel-Tower is very popular among 'show-skaters' where they do their drills on the slightly vertical streets.

Besides that I know that there are huge rollerskate-runs every friday nigth (all year) from the Montparnasse Tower and around town. About 4000 skaters participate and goes on from 22:00-01:00. Haven't experienced this myselt yet, but will make it's own tip when I do so...
Look at the website for information in english!

Another interesting rollerskating-fact is that there are actually policemen wearing rollerskates! I saw a pair of these 'roller cops' around the Les Halles area :) If you want to get rolling you natuarlly have to bring your own skates. If you want to buy some skates in Paris, look for the GO SPORT shops. You can't find a big one in Les Halles.

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several questions about travelling in Paris, thanks!

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Take a boat tour on the Seine....

Musee Rodin

La Petite Ceinture

When you enter the bistros,...

Skate or watch

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Take a boat tour on the Seine....

Musee Rodin

La Petite Ceinture

When you enter the bistros,...

Skate or watch

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