Paris Metro

Last time we driving around in Paris we realised the benefits of using the Paris Metro. It has a character all of its own. The trains are quite a novelty too as some of them are double decker! It helps if you can speak a little French to ask for directions and way to nearest the toilets etc. We stayed at Bussy St George in Marne La Valee. This is a good place to stay if you are visiting Eurodisney but not actually staying at the parc. You can then buy one zoned ticket to use the RER and the Paris Metro and the buses for a few euros a day. The Paris Metro will take you to all the tourist destinations as well as some that are off the beaten track. ...  Read the complete review

Paris is a magical city, with inspiring imperial and modern buildings and a fabulous central river heart. However for those with a limited attention span; keen to avoid long walks or highbrow culture there still is a reasonable way to introduce the magic and so pave the way for a future return using the integrated transport options which abound in this city. Parking I would recommend that you don't even think about driving or parking in Paris. Whilst there are obvious car parks signposted, the traffic is a nightmare and the manners non-existent. It makes central London feel like a picnic. With the price of truly integrated public transport so cheap, ...  Read the complete review