Paris Public Transport Guide

  By the end of this year, it will no longer be possible to purchase 10 packs of t+ tickets as paper tickets as part of the modernization of the ticketing system. Instead, you will have to use a reloadable farecard or your phone to buy single-ride tickets. Here are all of your alternatives to this: Why are paper tickets going away? As part of the modernization of the ticketing system, Île-de-France Mobilités (the company that finances transport in the region) launched several new contactless options for occasional travelers. This included reloadable farecards, the ability to pay with your phone, and by automatic payment. Paper tickets were still available at a higher price. Here's how much it costs now: Type of ticket Costs if using paper tickets Costs if using contactless mode of payment 1 t+ ticket 1,90 1,90 10 r+ tickets 16,90 14,90 10 t+ tickets (reduced fare) 8,45 7,45 First, paper tickets are not as eco-friendly (they can only be used once) and because they have a magnetic s

On this page, I display maps for the entire public transport network (buses, tramways, métro, RER, and Transilien). Métro map This map shows métro, RER, Transilien, and tramway lines within Paris and the nearby suburbs Regional Transport Network map (for the RER) This map shows all rail lines (RER, Transilien, Métro, and Trams) in the Île-De-France region. Daytime Bus Map This maps shows daytime buses and tramways inside Paris Noctilien Night Bus Map This maps shows night buses from 12:30 AM to 5:00 AM. Learn more about getting around at night. Wheelchair Accessible map This map shows all modes of rail transport that are accessible to wheelchairs. Open in new tab

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How to get from CDG Airport by Roissybus express bus Cost:  12,00 Travel time:  60-75 minutes to Opéra station Ticket Price You can pay using a contactless credit card on the bus. You can also load a Roissybus ticket on your  Navigo Easy card ,  mobile app,  or paper ticket to pay your fare. The ticket price is 12,00 with a contactless credit card, Navigo Easy card, or the mobile app, otherwise it is 13,70 with a paper ticket.  You can also use a travel pass that includes all 5 fare zones: Navigo  Daily ,  Weekly , and Monthly passes (zones 1-5) Navigo Youth Weekend pass Mobilis ticket Paris Visite ticket Antipollution pass To purchase your ticket from a fare vending machine, select  Let's Go The Roissybus stops at all airport terminals and Opéra métro station in Paris. At the airport, follow signs to the "Gare Routière" (this means bus station).  On the bus, hold your card or phone against the purple card reader or insert your ticket in the slot. Keep your ticket or card

The Funiculaire de Montmartre (Montmartre Funicular) is an inclined railway going between the top and bottom of a steep hill right next to the Sacré-Cœur cathedral. Find everything about it right here. Cost to ride You can use a regular t+ ticket (either a printed one or loaded on a Navigo card) to pay for the ride. No transfers are available between the funicular and other modes of transportation. This means that if you take the métro to the funicular, you'll need to use another ticket to ride. You can also use a travel pass to pay your fare. Travel passes allow unlimited trips, so transfers between the funicular and other modes of transport are possible. Getting there Abbesses station on métro line 12 and Anvers on line 2 are both about a five minute walk away from the Funicular station at the bottom. Did you know?  Abbesses station is one of the deepest stations on the métro network. To get down to the bottom or back up, there are several high-speed elevators doing the majority

The regular public transport system operates from 5 AM to 1 AM. From 12:30 AM to 5:00 AM, the Noctilien night bus system is in operation.  Noctilien Fares All daily, weekly, and monthly passes are accepted on the Noctilien network. You can also use t+ tickets which let you pay per ride. Use t+ tickets or on-board bus tickets (pay per ride) 2-digit bus routes and bus route N135 require one t+ ticket All other night bus routes require 2 t+ tickets You can also buy a bus ticket directly on board the bus (at a higher price). The number of tickets you need to validate is the same as t+ tickets (explained above). Tickets bought on board the bus do not allow any transfers to other buses. Use a travel pass (unlimited pass) Navigo daily , weekly , and monthly passes are accepted Navigo annual and imagine R passes are accepted (for Île-de-France residents) Mobilis and Paris Visite tickets are accepted. Transfers between night buses T+ tickets allow transfers between night buses All travel pass

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If you feel like you're spending so much money on métro tickets, you may have a cheaper option that you may not know about. Here are 5 ways you can save on fares. 1) Get a Navigo Easy card A book of 10 paper tickets costs 16,90 but when you load 10 tickets on a Navigo Easy card , it only costs 14,90! The Navigo Easy card has a one-time purchase fee of 2,00 meaning that by the second time you purchase a carnet, you’ve already saved 2,00. 2) Buy books of 10 tickets (called carnets). Also don't buy a ticket onboard the bus This one is very obvious, but I'm going to say it anyways. When you buy 10 tickets at once, you get a discount for buying in bulk. 1 ticket is 1,90 but 10 tickets is 14,90 with a card or 16,90 without a card. When you buy a carnet (10 tickets), the price of each individual ticket is only 1,69 or 1,49. That’s all there is to say here! Also, buying a ticket on the bus is more expensive (costing 2,00) than buying a book of 10 t+ tickets (The cost of each indi