Please register to participate in our discussions with 2 million other members - it's free and quick! Some forums can only be seen by registered members. After you create your account, you'll be able to customize options and access all our 15,000 new posts/day with fewer ads.
Visiting next week with the fam and doing a lil reasearch beforehand.
Basically we are staying across the street from the Gallieni station.
I pre-mapped our routes.. let me know what yall think?
Also any additional pointers and clarifications would help.. I do not speak the French language and so this is me blindly going off the French website(Google translate i feel butchers things to a point where i'm better off without it).
Destinations and Routes:
Disney Land Paris:
How To Get There: Train, M3(Galliene) > M2(Pere-Lachaise)>RER A(Marne La Val)
Chateau De Versailles
How To Get There: M3(Gal) > RER A(Auber) > L(Rive Droite)
Eiffel Tower and River Cruise
How To Get There: M3(Gal) > M9(Republique) > Bus 82 (Lubeck)
Catacombs
How To Get There: M3(Gal) > M4(Reaumr/Denfert)
Disney Land Paris:
How To Get There: Train, M3(Galliene) > M2(Pere-Lachaise)>RER A(Marne La Val)
Chateau De Versailles
How To Get There: M3(Gal) > RER A(Auber) > L(Rive Droite)
Eiffel Tower and River Cruise
How To Get There: M3(Gal) > M9(Republique) > Bus 82 (Lubeck)
Catacombs
How To Get There: M3(Gal) > M4(Reaumr/Denfert)
Eiffel Tower/River cruise: If you take the metro to the station Bir-Hakeim, you can just walk (about 10 minutes) to the Eiffel Tower, and the docks are directly across the street (you can't miss them). You go down some stairs to get to the cruise docks, and there's a ticket building and usually several tour companies whose boats will be waiting for tourists to line up to board.
Not sure what your abbreviation means for "L(Rive Droite)". What is the "L"?
It is suburbain train services from Gare Saint Lazare (Transilien L).
I don't understand the transfer for the RER A because metro line 3 goes to Saint-Lazare where you can take the L to Versailles.
M3 to Saint Lazare and L to Versailles Rive Droite. It's less complicated than having two transfers.
Trains to Versailles Rive Droite always depart from platforms 1 to 4 at Saint-Lazare railway terminal (just watch the destination on the screen).
To go at the Eiffel tower, you could take line 9, exit at Trocadero and then walk to the Eiffel tower (with a nice view over it).
Most of time, it will be faster than waiting a bus.
Last edited by Minato ku; 03-24-2016 at 03:56 PM..
What cruise company do you intend to use? The famous Bateaux Mouches are next to the Alma-Marceau station on line 9, so there would be no need to take the bus. Also, if it's just to visit the Eiffel tower, I'd just get off the metro at Trocadero and walk to the Eiffel tower from there. The view over the Eiffel tower from the Trocadero palace is deemed by most as quite scenic.
It is suburbain train services from Gare Saint Lazare (Transilien L).
I don't understand the transfer for the RER A because metro line 3 goes to Saint-Lazare where you can take the L to Versailles.
M3 to Saint Lazare and L to Versailles Rive Droite. It's less complicated than having two transfers.
Trains to Versailles Rive Droite always depart from platforms 1 to 4 at Saint-Lazare railway terminal (just watch the destination on the screen.
So work with me. What's the best way to get Versailles from Galliene?
L are suburban trains. (There isn't any metro line going to Versailles).
Those trains depart from the platform of Saint Lazare train station. (Trains to Versailles depart from platforms 1 to 4, look at the destination on the screen because there is also trains going to other suburbs departing from there).
You can directly buy tickets at Galleni metro station (ask for Versailles Rive Droite, I highlighted Rive Droite because you need to specify that you want to go there, to not have ticket to an other station in Versailles). Ticket will work for both metro and suburban train.
Ticket from Galleni to Versailles Rive Droite costs €4.35
From Versailles Rive Droite, there are buses going closer to the castle.
You can use the bus with average metro ticket, metro ticket works for all bus in Paris metropolitan region (except few express lines).
Please register to post and access all features of our very popular forum. It is free and quick. Over $68,000 in prizes has already been given out to active posters on our forum. Additional giveaways are planned.
Detailed information about all U.S. cities, counties, and zip codes on our site: City-data.com.