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The means of transport most used during your stay in Paris is the metro / RER both provide for your comfort stations very close to most points of interest.
In general the performance is like any other city like Madrid or Barcelona.
Are identified by numbers 1 to 14 depending on the route they do.
Tickets can be purchased individually or in groups of 10 (more cheaply) at any station. You can also purchase various fertilizers as the "Paris Visite" which also includes discounts on tickets to some places.
Unlike the metro, RER goes suburb but his passage through the city as it operates by circulating groundwater pathways and on the same ticket *. Al tener menos paradas y circular más rápido es más interesante que el metro en algunos trayectos. By having fewer stops and faster movement is more interesting than the subway on some routes.
All routes pass through the center of Paris, arriving at several different stations where they communicate with other RER lines and the subway.
Are identified with letters (A, B, C, D, E) over a number of the fork to take out of town. To make it easier to identify all their assigned as an additional name or Nely ALEX.
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* To exit the suburb must purchase a separate ticket. Pay attention to this point because you can access the RER with a regular ticket and go to the suburbs but also from the reviews that can make your ticket, you need the correct fare to exit station upon arrival. |
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You can download a PDF map of the transport network of Paris using the following link:
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