Trip in Paris part2

 

Transport in Paris 

Metro 

An excellent way to navigate in Paris quickly and easily. There are 16 metro line to cross the city, each line of color and a different number. At each station sidewalk opposite directions for each line, and characterized each direction on behalf of the last leg started it, the last station on the line.

Avoid traveling by metro during rush hour; than eighth until ten in the morning, and the fifth till eight in the evening, in addition to the metro lines 1.2, 4, 11.12, and 13 are the most crowded usually, as well as bus lines 38, 28 68 620 . 

Express metro line (6, 2) above the ground most of the time, you may wish to see a lot of sightseeing through it, and you can Metro No. 6 

View of the Eiffel Tower, and Metro 2, you will see Skare Core Sacre Coeur. 

Metro runs from Sunday through Thursday starting at 5:30, and the time until 1:15, and Friday and Saturday from 5:30 until time 2:15 is midnight. 

To ensure travel by metro latter, you'll be in the station before at least 30 minutes. 

System Paris RER commuter train 

: A good way to get from one point to another very quickly, but RER stations less than metro stations within the city. RER is used mainly for travel to nearby suburbs, or to cross the city within minutes. RER working hours differ from each other, and mostly works from the beginning of 5:15, and until 0:30.

Will be the RER train of five lines, each of which stands at the value of landmarks in Paris, including: 

Line A: axes at Chatelet Les Halles Chatelet-les-Halles, and Gare de Lyon, Gare de Lyon. 

Line B: axes in the Gare du Nord Gare du Nord, Chatelet and Chatelet, and St. Michel. This extends the line to Charles de Gaulle Airport north, and south to Orly Airport. 

Line C: axes in Saint-Michel and the Eiffel Tower. 

Line D: axes in the Gare du Nord and Chatelet and Gare de Lyon. 

Line E: axes in the Gare du Nord. 

If you want to go to the suburbs, which is located near Paris, and can not be accessed via the RER, trains used the SNCF. 

Bus 

Parisian buses feature it less crowded than the subway, trains or RER, which is suitable and equipped for people with special needs and the elderly also, they are equipped with comfortable contoured seats and ladders. You can see the nature of the city and its buildings through the windows, the bus operates 59 stations within the city distributed in all points of the city. 

Is a tour by bus is less expensive than other means of transport, it is well-known lines: 

Line 38; extends from the north of the city center to the south, passing through the Latin Quarter, and through it you will see the Seine River and Notre Dame Cathedral. 

Line 68; will see the Museum d'Orsay and Saint-Germain-des-Prés, the River Seine, the Louvre and the Opera Garnier. 

Line 28; reveals you beautiful views of the military school, and the National Assembly, and the Seine River, and the Grand Palace and the Champs-Elysees. 

Line 96; passes through beautiful locations on the right bank, including building Hôtel de Ville Hotel de Ville, the Marais district, which was built in the Middle Ages, and the trendy Bastille. 

Buses vary working hours, and operates its main lines of time 5:30 until mid Alllil, and shuttle buses are available for the night Noctilien working throughout the night and until the early morning hours. 

There are also three other ways, make you enjoy watching the city, namely: 

Paris Bus Tour Paris Bus Tours 

Very suitable for sightseeing if you are visiting Paris for the first time. 

Bus tour is not a preacher Rouge Les Cars Rouges Bus Tours: serve these buses vision nine major landmarks in Paris, namely: the Eiffel Tower, the area Champs de Mars Champ de Mars, and the Louvre, Notre Dame Cathedral, and the Museum d'Orsay, and Opera; Galeries Lafayette department store, and the Ark de Triompf / Chamz Aelicis Champs-Elysées / Arc de Triomphe, Trocadero and the Grand Palace). This tour is attached to suspend my voice (in French, English, Spanish, German, Italian, Russian, Japanese and Chinese), and features of these buses surface-open. 

Without the full duration of the tour lasts two hours and 15 positions minutes, and tickets can be bought on the bus or Boisthalanturnt, and suitable ticket for two days beginning from the date of purchase. 

Bus tour OpenOffice me 'L Open Tour Paris Bus Tours 

This provides greater bus tour, they pass fifty position around Paris, attached to suspend Pavrnsah audio and English and six other languages​​. You can buy tickets for one day or two days, you can use them for several rounds during the term of tickets available, and you can buy tickets from Rail Europe. 

Bus OpenOffice provides me four different tours, namely:

أAlong the journey "Greater Paris": take two hours and 15 minutes, and take a tour of travelers in many parts of the city and the most popular sites, including the Louvre, the Eiffel Tower and the Arc de Triomphe. 

Tour Montparnasse: take about an hour, and pass most of the places on the left bank, including the Latin Quarter, Montparnasse and the Invalides. 
Round pastels: duration of about an hour, and gives a good overview of the center of Paris and attractive places on the River Seine, including the Centre Pompidou, the Marais district, trendy, St. Louis, IL and Museum Bicasso.julh Montmartre: duration of more than an hour a little, and gives visitors a good overview of the right bank of the most modern, with prominent places in the Church of the Sacred Heart, and cabaret Moulin Rouge and the Canal Saint Martin area, and stores the classic Paris (Grands Magasins).