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| Fares and passes (transport with entrance fees)
so that you can visit Val-de-Marne.
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| Metro, Bus, RER:
a fast and cheaper way to ride… |
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| The
Val-de-Marne is right next to Paris,
offering a vast public transportation
network that has frequent and inexpensive
links with Paris. This direct access
network makes it possible to stay in
the countryside just outside Paris and
visit the most beautiful sites in the
Capital in a matter of minutes! |
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metro |
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from 5:30 am to 12:45 am, it is
a very practical means of quickly
getting to Paris and its tourist
areas or business districts. |
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1 |
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From
Château de Vincennes
to la Défense, it
crosses Paris from east
to west, serving the Gare
de Lyon, Bastille and its
Opera, Châtelet, the
Louvre, Concorde, Champs-Elysées
and Etoile! |
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7 |
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You
can reach the Latin quarter,
the Marais, the Louvre,
Garnier Opera or even the
Gare de l’Est Train
Station when leaving from
Villejuif and Ivry-sur-Seine. |
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8 |
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Créteil
is the last stop on this
line that serves Maisons-Alfort
(Veterinary School and Fragonard
Museum), Charenton (Bercy
2 Shopping Centre), Opera,
Grands Boulevards shopping
and Concorde. |
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The
Val-de-Marne has numerous bus
lines linking outlying regions
with metro and RER stations. Many
of these lines will also take
you to neighbouring departments.
Certain special buses are worth
mentioning: |
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the Trans
Val-de-Marne (TVM) services all
of the Val-de-Marne from Rungis
to Saint-Maur-des-Fossés. |
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the PC services
the entire Paris ring road, offering
numerous metro connections: Porte
de Vincennes, Porte Dorée,
Porte de Charenton, Porte d’Ivry,
Porte de Choisy, Porte d’Italie,
and more! |
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Noctambus
serves the Val-de-Marne after
the metro and RER have closed
for the night. |
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H Line: Châtelet
/ Gare de Nogent-Le Perreux |
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I Line:Porte
d’Italie / Pyramide de Juvisy |
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L Line: Châtelet
/ Sous-préfecture Eglise
de l’Haÿ-les-Roses |
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M Line: Châtelet
/ Sucy Bonneuil |
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R Line: Châtelet
/ Rungis |
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On the hour
during the week and every ½
hour during the weekend, from
1:00 am to 5:35 am. Special fares
apply. |
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RER
(Regional express transit
network) |
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All
RER lines travel across the Val-de-Marne
and serve the most beautiful sites.
You will also find an RER station
in every Paris SNCF Train Stations.
Waiting times range from 3 to
30 minutes (during off hours).
Travel time is very short because
the furthest station from Paris
is only a 30-minute ride. |
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line |
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From
La Défense to Disneyland
Paris, serving Etoile, Opéra,
Châtelet, Gare de
Lyon, Nation, including
Vincennes and Fontenay-sous-Bois
in the Val-de-Marne…
You can reach the banks
of the Marne River by taking
this same line in the direction
of Boissy-Saint-Léger!
Nogent-sur-Marne, Joinville-le-Pont,
Saint-Maur-des-Fossés,
Champigny-sur-Marne, Chennevières,
Sucy, Bonneuil… the
list of riverside towns
is endless. |
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From
Orly (ORY) to Roissy (CDG)
Airports, serving Denfert-Rochereau,
Luxembourg, Saint-Michel
Notre-Dame, Châtelet,
Gare du Nord and Gare de
l'Est, Stade de France,
including Arcueil, Cachan
and Gentilly located at
the gates of Paris! |
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From
Orly Airport to Versailles,
serving Gare d'Austerlitz,
Saint-Michel Notre-Dame,
the Orsay Museum and the
Eiffel Tower.
It is the ideal line if
you are staying in Ivry,
Vitry, Choisy, Orly, Rungis
or Villeneuve-le-Roi. |
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line |
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Serving
Villeneuve-Saint-Georges,
Maisons-Alfort (Veterinary
School and Fragonard museum)
and Alfortville, with destinations
to Gare de Lyon, Châtelet,
Gare du Nord and the Stade
de France. |
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Serving
Villiers-sur-Marne, Champigny-sur-Marne,
Nogent-sur-Marne, Le Perreux-sur-Marne
and Fontenay-sous-Bois,
with destinations to Haussmann
Boulevard, the neighbourhood
surrounding the Saint-Lazare
Train Station and the major
shopping district. |
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