Public Transport |
| Paris Local Buses |
The Paris local bus service is tightly integrated with the Paris Metro, both run by RATP. Buses run very frequently in a spiders web of routes covering all areas at high frequencies. Night buses also run. |
| Paris Metro |
The Paris Metro service is for most visitors and locals the transport mode of choice traveling within the centre of Paris. It is certainly the most efficient and affordable way of getting around Paris. |
| Paris RER Trains |
The RER rail system has 5 lines, simply numbered A to E and seamlessly integrates with the Paris Metro with interchangeable tickets and travel passes. Transport of choice to CDG & Orly airports and Disneyland. |
| Paris River Bus |
The Batobus river bus operates a shuttle service up and down the River Seine and you use it like a bus service. You purchase a pass for unlimited rides in a time period, (1,2 or 5 days). |
| Ticketing & Travel Passes |
It will save you a lot of time, money and be less stressful if you research the ticketing options of Paris public transport. Confident with the knowledge is a major enabler of a memorable stay in Paris |
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Hop On, Hop Off Sightseeing Buses |
| L'OpenTour HoHo Bus |
One of the most common sights in Paris you will see is the yellow buses of L'OpenTour with its open top full of tourists. This is the most comprehensive and frequent of the HoHO bus services. |
| Les Cars Rouge HoHo Bus |
The Les Cars Rouge option has just 9 stops and one route covering all the major sightseeing attractions in the very centre of Paris including the Eiffel Tower, Champs Elysees, Notre Dame and Louvre. |
