Paris

Getting Around

Paris is divided into 20 districts, or arrondissements, located on one side or the other—the Left Bank and Right Bank—of the Seine River. Blanketing the city like a subterranean spider web, the Métro subway is the fastest way to cover ground in Paris, though exploring the grand City of Light on foot and by bicycle are certainly the most adventurous options. The Métro is also connected to the express RER trains, which make limited stops within Paris on their way to suburban areas.

Buses are another good way to get from Point A to B, with the €1.90 fares payable directly to the driver or with Métro tickets. Though the fares can be expensive (and complex), in a pinch taxis come in handy for travelling short distances.

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