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Table of ContentsFront Cover 1

Table of Contents 2

How to Use this Travel Guide 3

Overview of Paris Transit System(Front Page) 4

Overview of Mini Area Maps(Back Page) 5

Paris by the Métro 6

Index of Points of Interest 7

Index of Points of Interest (Cont) 8

Paris Métro Map 9

Key to Maps and Symbols 10

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of the full-sized printed version, select Overview of Paris Métrofrom the Table of Contents .

This map of the Paris Métro shows the locations of Paris’s top50 visitor attractions in close proximity to major métro stops. Youget off at stops in these areas and walk to visitor attractions.

Similarly, for an overview of the back page of the printed ver-sion, select Overview of Mini Area Maps from the Table ofContents. These Mini Area Maps give you transit instructionsand show exactly how to walk to visitor attractions from majormétro stops.

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Choose visitor attractions from the Index of Points of Interest. Click on an item in the Index and you will navigate to its loca-tion on the Paris Métro Map . Now, click on this attraction on thismap and you will navigate to the appropriate Mini Area Map,where you will find métro instructions and exact directions howto walk from métro stops to visitor attractions. Go to the Index

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Location on map of Paris (on the right)

Take this Métro line

Exit this Métro station

Look for this exit sign

Other nearby sights

Continue to other points of interest

Exit Métro in direction of arrow

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Métro Information

☎ 0 892 69 3246www.ratp.fr

Tourist Information☎ 0 892 68 3000

www.parisinfo.com

Charles de Gaulle to/from Paris

Off of Map Zone 5

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Orly to/from Paris

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RAntony + Orlyval Train to/from Orly

Paris by the Métro

Paris by the Métro showsyou how to go to more than50 points of interest easily andinexpensively by using Paris’excellent Métro system. Theofficial map of the Paris Métro

is shown on the other side ofthis guide.

How to Go to Points of Inter-est on the right shows exactlyhow to walk to these pointsfrom the nearest Métro sta-tions. Use the Métro lines andstations indicated.Maps of points of interest onthe right show streets, land-marks and Métro stations andare oriented to enable you toeasily walk to points of inter-

est. Since some stations mayhave multiple exits to choosefrom, some re-orientation tothe maps may be necessaryat exits.

The MétroBuy tickets from vending ma-chines or kiosks. Fares arebased on zones. Buy a Carnet (10 tickets), Paris Visite for1, 2, 3 or 5 days or a weeklyCarte Orange (passport photoreq’d) for the zones you’ll need(see website below). Be sureyour ticket is valid for travelingto the Paris suburbs.

Insert ticket into (or touch

card to) gate and retain foronward travel and exit. EachMétro line is named and color-coded. Choose the line andenter platform in the directiontowards where you want to go.Avoid rush hours, late night

travel and empty cars. As in allcities, be alert for pickpocketsand keep valuables in a safe,hidden place.

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AbbreviationsSee SYMBOLS on reverse side.Information is subject to change without

notice.$ = admission charge; otherwise free.Some museums may be free on somedays, e.g., 1st Su of the month. = closed; otherwise open daily. Someattractions are closed holidays. Days/hrsmay vary from those shown. Some gal-leries close between exhibitions.Drop the initial “0” in phone numbers ifcalling from outside France.

“Must See” attractions are highlightedin red.

Points of Interest

1 La Grande Arche (The Great Arch).1 Parvis de la Défense. ☎ 01 49 07 2757. 350 ft high marble arch. Elevator totop for views. $

2 Arc de Triomphe Pl Charles deGaulle. ☎ 01 55 37 73 77. Monuments

to the glory of the French military.Museum & view at top. $

3 Ave des Champs Élysées From Arcde Triomphe to Place de la Concorde,symbol of modern French culture.Strolling, shopping & people watch-ing.

4 Tour Eiffel (Eiffel Tower). Champ deMars. ☎ 01 44 11 23 23. Man-made

wonder & symbol of Paris. Elevator totop for views. $

5 Palais de Chaillot (Chaillot Palace). Pldu Trocadéro. Cité de l’Architectureet du Patrimoine (City of Architecture& Heritage). The urban environment. ☎ 01 58 51 52 00; Musée de l’Homme (Museum of Mankind). ☎ 01 44 05 7272; Musée de la Marine (Maritime Mu-seum). ☎ 01 53 65 69 53. Tu $ (all)

6 Musée du Vin (Museum of Wine). Ruedes Eaux, 5 Sq Charles Dickens. ☎0145 25 63 26. History of wine in a formerwine cellar.M $

7 Musée National des Arts AsiatiquesGuimet (National Museum of AsianArt Guimet). 6 Pl d’Iena. ☎ 01 56 5253 00. Extensive renowned collectionof Asian art.Tu

8 Panthéon Bouddhique (BhuddhistPantheon). 19 Av d’Iena. ☎ 01 40 7388 11. Original collection of GuimetMuseum’s art from Japan & China.Tu

9 Musée Galliera-Musée de la Modede la Ville de Paris (Museum of Fash-ion). 10 Av Pierre-1er-de-Serbie. ☎ 0156 52 86 00. Exhibitions of fashion &

costume.M $10 Palais de Tokyo (Tokyo Palace). 11-13

Av du Pres Wilson. Musée d’Art Mod-erne de la Ville de Paris (Museum ofModern Art). ☎ 01 53 67 40 00. Mainlymodern art. M $. Site de CreationContemporaine (ContemporaryCreation). ☎ 01 47 23 38 86 Latestcontemporary art.M

11 Musée Cernuschi (Cernuschi Mu-seum). 7 Av Velasquez. ☎ 01 45 63 5075. Chinese art from ancient to moderntimes.M

12 Musée Nissim de Camondo (Nissimde Camondo Museum). 63 Rue deMonceau. ☎ 01 53 89 06 50. Furniture,paintings, rugs, porcelain & more in arestored mansion.MTu $

13 Musée du Quai Branly (Museum ofQuai Branly). 37 Quai Branly. ☎ 01 5661 70 00. Brand new museum of culture& civilization of America, Oceania, Asia& Africa.M $

14 Musée des Égouts (Sewer Museum).Pl de la Resistance, opposite 93 Quaid’Orsay. ☎ 01 53 68 27 81. Fascinatingtour of Paris by sewer! ThF $

15 Petit Palais. (Little Palace). Muséedes Beaux Arts de la Ville de Paris.(Fine Arts Museum) . Av Winston-Churchill. ☎ 01 53 43 40 00. Paintings,

sculpture, artworks to early 1900s.M $

16 Grand Palais (Grand Palace). Galer-ies Nationales du Grand Palais Avdu Gen Eisenhower. ☎ 01 44 43 17 17.Major exhibitions & special events.Tu $

17 Palais de la Découverte (Palace ofDiscovery). Av F D Roosevelt. ☎ 01 56

43 20 21. Hands-on exhibits of greatscientific discoveries. Planetarium.M $

18 Église de la Madeleine (MadeleineChurch). Pl de la Madeleine ☎ 01 4451 69 00. Architecturally interestingchurch in the form of a Greek temple.

19 Hôtel des Invalides Esplanade desInvalides.☎ 01 44 42 38 77. Musée de

l’Armee (Army Museum). Tombeau deNapoleon (Napoleon’s Tomb); Frenchmilitary; Église du Dome (DomeChuch); Musée des Plans-Reliefs Scale models of fortified towns; Muséede l’Ordre de la Liberation. (FreeFrance!). $

20 Musée National Rodin 77 Rue deVarenne. ☎ 01 44 18 61 10. Works ofAuguste Rodin. Beautiful gardens.M $

21 Musée du Jeu de Paume (Jeu dePaume Museum). 1 Pl de la Concorde.☎ 01 47 03 12 50. Major photographicexhibitions.M $

22 Musée de l’Orangerie (OrangeryMuseum). Pl de la Concorde. ☎ 01 4477 80 07. Impressionist & modern artin Tuileries Garden. Tu $

23 Jardin des Tuileries (Tuileries Gar-den). Beautiful central Paris gardenbetween Pl de la Concorde & theLouvre. Flora, fountains, museums,exhibitions, people-watching.

24 Tourist Information Office du Tour-isme et des Congres de Paris. (ParisConvention & Visitors Bureau). 25Rue des Pyramides. ☎ 0892 68 3000.

Main location.25 Opéra National de Paris (Paris Opera

House). Pl de l’Opéra. ☎ 0892 89 9090. Tour the magnificent ornate opera,museum & exhibits. $

26 Basilique du Sacré Cœur (Basilica ofSacré-Cœur). Parvis du Sacré-Cœur.☎ 01 53 41 89 00. Magnificent basilicalocated in picturesque Montmartre. $

(crypt & dome )27 Montmartre Artistic & bohemian

center. Romantic charm of old Paris.Views. Take funicular to Sacré-Cœur.

28 Puces de Clignancourt (Flea Market).Av de la Porte de Clignancourt. Paris’largest flea market. A real weekendevent! ( Sa-M )


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29 Musée Grévin (Grévin Museum). 10Bd Montmartre. ☎ 47 70 85 05. Wax im-ages of famous & infamous people. $

30 Musée du Louvre (Louvre Museum).Pyramide-Cour Napoleon. ☎ 01 4020 50 50. Magnificent world-class

museum in a grand palace. Paris’ No.1 attraction.Tu $

31 Musée des Arts Décoratifs (Museumof Decorative Arts). 107 Rue de Rivoli.☎ 01 44 55 57 50. (Ornamentation &Decor). Musée de La Publicité (Ad-vertising Museum). Musée de la Modeet du Textile (Museum of Fashion &Textiles).M $

32 Musée d’Orsay (Orsay Museum). 1Rue de la Legion d’Honneur. ☎ 01 40

49 48 14. Extensive collections of art& exhibits in a former railway station.M $

33 Château de Versailles (Palace ofVersailles). ☎ 01 30 84 74 00. Day tripto perhaps the most famous châteauin the world! Hall of Mirrors. Extraor-dinary.M $

34 Tour de Montparnasse (Montpar-nasse Tower). 33 Av du Maine. ☎ 0145 38 52 56. Unequaled panorama ofParis from the 56th & 59th floors. $

35 Musée Bourdelle (Bourdelle Mu-seum). 16 Rue Antoine Bourdelle. ☎ 01 49 54 73 73. Paintings, sculpture,works of Antoine Bourdelle. Temporaryexhibitions. M

36 Cathrédrale Notre Dame de Paris (Notre Dame Cathedral). 6 Pl ParvisNotre Dame. ☎ 01 53 10 07 00. (Tow-ers). Architectural masterpiece! Flyingbutresses. Steep climb (386 steps)to Tower for views. Also treasury &museum.Su $ (Treasury)

37 Sainte-Chapelle 4 Bd du Palais. ☎ 0143 73 78 41. Finest example of gothic

architecture in Paris. Stained glasswindows. $38 Conciergerie 1 Quai de l’Horloge. ☎

01 53 40 60 80. Former palace & prisonduring the French Revolution. $

39 Centre Pompidou. (Pomidou Center).Pl Georges Pompidou. ☎ 01 44 78 1233. Interesting modern architecturalwonder. Musée National d’Art ModerneModern & contemporary art. Tu $

40 Musée des Arts et Métiers (Museumof Arts & Crafts). 60 Rue Rèaumur. ☎ 01 53 01 82 00. History of technologyfrom 16C to present.M $

41 Cité des Sciences et de l’Industrie (City of Science & Industry). 30 AvCorentin-Cariou. ☎ 01 40 05 70 00.Science & technology achievementsof our time. Also mirrored dome, LaGéode.M $

42 Musée du Moyen Âge-Thermes-de-Cluny (Museum of the Middle Ages). 6 Pl Paul Painlevé. ☎ 01 53 73 78 00.One of the world’s best medieval col-lections.Tu $

43 Quartier Latin (Latin Quarter). Fa-mous left-bank of Paris centeredon Blvd & Place St Michel. Typical

‘Parisian’ ambience. Restaurants,cafes, nightclubs, bookstores, people-watching & the Sorbonne.

44 Jardin du Luxembourg (LuxembourgGarden). 62 acres of ponds, gardens &palace, seat of the Senate. Palace canonly be viewed from outside.

45 Panthéon Pl du Panthéon. ☎ 01 4432 18 00. Architecturally interestingformer church & burial place of famouspeople. $

46 Catacombes de Paris (Catacombsof Paris). 1 Pl Denfert-Rochereau. ☎

01 43 22 47 63. Remains from ancientcemeteries of Paris.M $

47 Musée National Picasso (PicassoMuseum). 5 Rue de Thorigny. ☎ 0142 71 25 21. Works of Picasso in amagnificent mansion in the heart of thehistoric Marais district.Tu $

48 Musée Cognacq-Jay (Cognacq-JayMuseum). 8 Rue Elzévir.☎ 01 47 27 07

21. Art collections of Ernest Cognacq& wife Louise Jay, founders of Samar-itaine dept stores.M $

49 Musée Carnavalet (Carnavalet Mu-seum). 23 Rue de Sévigné. ☎ 01 44 5958 58. Museum of the history of Parisin a restored mansion. M $

50 Maison de Victor Hugo (Victor HugoHouse). 6 Pl des Vosges. ☎ 01 42 7210 16. Museum of mementos & roomsof former residence of poet, VictorHugo.M $

51 Manufacture Nationale des Gobe-lins (Tapestry Factory). 42 Av desGobelins. ☎ 01 44 08 53 49. Gallery& tour of the Royal Tapestry Factory.M $

52 Muséum National d’Histoire Na-turelle (Natural History Museum).Jardin des Plantes. ☎01 40 79 54 79.A: Grande Galerie de l’Evolution. (Evolution of Man & Nature); B: Mi-néralogie & Géologie (Minerology &Geology); C: Entomologie (Insects);D: Paléontologie & Anatomie Com-parée (Fossils, Comparative Anato-my); E & F: (Horticulture, Gardens &Zoo).Tu (galleries) $

53 Cimetière du Père Lachaise (PèreLachaise Cemetery). Bd de Menilmon-tant. ☎ 01 55 25 82 10. Largest in Paris.Burial place of Jim Morrison & otherfamous people.

54 Château de Vincennes (Castle ofVincennes). Av de Paris. ☎ 01 43 6529 19. Restored 17C fortified castle &museum. Tours. $

55 Disneyland Resort Paris Marne-La-Vallee/Chessy. ☎ 01 60 30 20 20. Daytrip to magnificent magical world ofDisney in the full tradition of Disneyin America. $


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SPECIALTHANKS TO DOMINIQUEIRVINE FOR HER ASSISTANCE IN THEPRODUCTION OF THIS GUIDE.

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Michael Brein’s Guide to

Paris bythe Métro

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KEY TO MAPS(See Maps of Points of Interest on the other side)


Take this Métro line

Exit this Métro station


Other nearby sights

Continue to other points of interest

Exit Métro in direction of arrow

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M Varenne

-EXIT-TO 20:1 “MUSÉE RODIN”TO 19:1 “BD DE LA TOUR MAUBOURG”

-OTHER SIGHTS-1 Musée Maillol 61 RUE DE GRENELLE

-GO TO-15 – 17 (see above)

21 Musée Jeu de Paume

22 Musée de l’Orangerie23 Jardin des Tuileries

24 Tourist Information Map Ref D4 Zone 1

M 7

M 14

M Pyramides

-EXIT-3 “R DES PYRAMIDES”

2 0

B L V D

D E L A T O U R

M A U B O U R G

AVE DE TOURVILLE

PLACE DES INVA LIDES

LATOUR

MAUBOURG

19

B L V D

D E S I N V A L I D E S

TO

15 - 17

V

VARENNE

1

R A S P A I L

R U E

D U

B A C

G R E N E LLE

R U E D U B AC

V AR E N N E

C O N T I N U E S

T O

TO

14 - 17

TO

30 & 31

3

22

1

23

R U E D E C AS T I G LI O N E

RUE SAINT FLORENTINPLACE DE LA

CONCORDE

R U E

D E

R I V O L I

R I V E R

S E I N E

P LAC E

21

4

V E N D O M E

TO 18 2

ROYALE

2 4

P Y R A M I D E S

O P E R A

i

INDEX TOC


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25 Opéra de Paris

Map Ref D4 Zone 1

M 3

M 7

M 8

M Opéra-EXIT-

“PLACE DE L’OPERA”“VERS LE THEÂTRE NATIONAL DEL’OPERA”

-OTHER SIGHTS-1 Fragonard Musée de la Parfumerie

(Perfume Museum) 9 RUE SCRIBE 2 Printemps 64 BLVD HAUSSMANN 3 Galeries Lafayette 40 BLVD HAUSSMANN

26 Basilique du Sacré-Cœur27 Montmartre

Map Ref E3 Zone 1

M 2

M Anvers

-EXIT-

“FUNICULAIRE DE MONTMARTRE”-OTHER SIGHTS-

1 Musée d’Art Naif Max Fourny 2 RUE RONSARD 2 Place du Tertre3 Espace Salvador Dali 11 RUE POULBOT 4 Musée de Montmartre 12 RUE CORTOT

28 Puces de Clignancourt

Map Ref E2 Zone 1

M 4

M Porte de Clignancourt

-EXIT-“RUE BELLIARD”“BLVD NEY”“MARCHE AUX PUCES’

1

3

2

25

R U E S

C R I B E

R U E A U B E R

D ' A N T I N

R U E

H A L E V Y

G L U C K

PLACE DEL'OPERA

CHAUSSEED'ANTIN

R U E

C H A U S S

E E

M O G A D O R

B L V D H A U S S M A N N

C H A R R A S

BLVD DES CAPUCINES

3

2 6

27

4

N O R V I N S

P O U

R U E C O R T O T

C A R D I N A L D

U B O I S

R U E A Z A I S

PLACE

DU

TERTRE

R U E D E S T E I N K E R Q U E

BLVD DE ROCHECHOUART

E L E U T H E R E

C

A R D I N

A L

G I L

B E R T

R U E T A

R D I E U

D U M O N T - C E N I S

S T E P S

F U N I C U L A R

2

1

P L S AI N T P I E R R E

R O N S A

R D

L B O T

28

N E Y B L V D

P T

D E C L I G N A N C O U R T

M O N T C E N I S

R U E B E L L IA R D

RUE

D'ORNANO

O V E R P A S S

M I C H E L E T

HENRI FABRE

R U E R O

S I E R S


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Map Ref D5 Zone 1

M 1

M 7

M Palais RoyalMusée du Louvre

-EXIT-1 “MUSÉE DU LOUVRE”

-OTHER SIGHTS- 1 Palais Royal 51 FLORAL ST 2 Carrousel du Louvre 99 RUE DE RIVOLI 3 Sightseeing Boats

Tourist Information Espace du Tourisme d’Ile de

France (Carrousel du Louvre)


29 Musée Grévin

Map Ref E4 Zone 1

M 8

M 9

M Grands Boulevards

-EXIT-“BOULEVARD MONTMARTRE”“MUSÉE GRÉVIN”

30 Musée du Louvre31 Musée des Arts Décoratifs

32 Musée d’Orsay

Map Ref C5 Zone 1M 12

R C

M SolférinoR Musée d’Orsay

-EXIT-M “RUE DE BELLECHASSE” “MUSÉE D’ORSAY”R “MUSÉE D’ORSAY”

-OTHER SIGHTS-1 Musée de la Legion d’Honneur et des

Ordres de Chevalerie 2 RUE DE BELLECHASSE 2 Sightseeing Boats

33 Château de Versailles

Map Ref A8 Zone 4(Outside Paris 45 mins)

R C5

R Versailles-Rive Gauche

29

FAUBOU R G M O N T M A R T

R E

B L V D

M ON T MA R T R E

LOUVRECOMPLEX

TO 21-23

31

3

1

30

QUAI DU LOUVRE

RIVER SEINE

RUE DE RIVOLI

2 i

2

32

QUAI ANATO LI

RUE DE LILLE R U E

D E S

O L F E R I N O

RIVER SEINE

1

B E L L E C H A S S E

UNIVERSITE

S T G E R M A I N

SOLFERINO

33

A V E

D

E P A R I S

AVE DE L'EUROPE

RUE DES RESERVOIRSPLACE GAMBETTAR U E

C A R N OT

GEN DE GAULLE


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34 Tour Montparnasse35 Musée Bourdelle

Map Ref D6 Zone 1

M 4

M 6

M 12

M 13

M Montparnasse Bienvenüe

-EXIT-TO 35: 2 “PL BIENVENÜE”TO 34: 4 “TOUR MONTPARNASSE”

-OTHER SIGHTS-

1 Musée du Montparnasse 21 AVE DU MAINE 2 Musée de la Poste 34 BLVD DE VAUGIRARD

36 Cathédrale Notre-Dame

37 Sainte-Chapelle38 Conciergerie

Map Ref E5 Zone 1

M 4

M Cité

-OTHER SIGHTS-1 Place St Michel2 Crypte Archeologique (Archeological Crypt) PL DU PARVIS NOTRE DAME 3 Palais de Justice de Paris 4 BLVD DU PALAIS 4 Musée de la Monnaie de Paris 11 QUAI DE CONTI

5 Sightseeing Boats

6 La Samaritaine 19 RUE DE LA MONNAIE

-GO TO-42 & 43 (see below)

R U E

D E

D E P A

R T

2

R U E A R

M A N D M O I S A N T

B L V D

D E V A

U G I R A

R D

R U E

D E

L ' A R R I V E E

PLACE

RAOUL

DAUTRY

GARE

MONTPARNASSE

3 4

3 5

A V E D U M A

R U E A N T O I N E B O U R D E L

L E

1I N E

3 8

37 13

4

36

Q U A I

D E S O R

F E

V R E S

Q U

A I D E S

M A R C H E

S

RUE DE HARLAY

B L V D

D U P A L A I S

RUE DE LA CITE

RUE D' ARCOLE

R U E D E C L O I T R E N O T R E D A M E

PETIT PONT

P O N T S T M I C H E L

B L VD

S T MIC HE L

Q U

A I D E L

' H O R

L O G E

RUE DE

LUTECE

Q U A

I C O

N T I

Q U A I D

E S G

R A N

D S

A U

G U

S T I N S

Q U A

I S T

M I C

H E L

ST MICHEL

T O

4 2 & 4 3

5

2

PONTNEUF

6

PONT NEUF

ST MICHEL

TOWERS

R I V E

R S E

I N E


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39 Centre Pompidou

Map Ref E4 Zone 1

M 11

M Rambuteau

-EXIT-“CENTRE GEORGES POM-PIDOU”

-OTHER SIGHTS-1 Atelier Brancusi RUE BEAUBOURG 2 Musée de la Poupee IMPASSE BERTHAUD 3 Musée d’Art et d’Histoire

du Judaisme 71 RUE DU TEMPLE 4 Musée de la Chasse et de

la Nature 60 RUE DES ARCHIVES 5 Musée de l’Histoire de

France 60 RUE DES FRANCS BOUR-

GEOIS 6 Forum des Halles

-GO TO-47 - 50

3

4

5

6

39

RUE RAMBUTEAU

R U E R E N A R D

R U E P I E R R E L E S C O T

BERGER

R U E B E A U B O U R G

S T MA R T I N

S T M E R R I

2

AUB R E Y LE B O U C H E R

R U E D U

T E MP L E

R U E D E S A R C H I V

E S

TO

47-50

QUATRE FILS

RAMBUTEAU

F BOURGEOIS

IMPASSEBERTHAUD

1

C O N T I N U E S

T O

41 Cité des Sciences et de l’Industrie

Map Ref F2 Zone 1

M

7

M Porte de la Villette

-EXIT-“CITÉ DES SCIENCES ET DE L’INDUSTRIE”

-OTHER SIGHTS-1 La Géode2 Sightseeing Boats3 Cité de la Musique (off of map)

40 Musée des Arts et Métiers

Map Ref F4 Zone 1

M

3

M 11

M Arts et Métiers

-EXIT-“RUE RÉAUMURVERS LA RUE SAINT MARTIN”

-NOTE-

Go to/exit fromM 3

40

REAUMUR

T U R B I G O

V A U C A N S O N

2

C A N A L D

E L ' O U R C

O

C A N A L S T D E N I S

M A C D O N A L D

A V E C

O R E N

T I N C A R I O

U

1

41

TO

3PARC DE LA

VILLETTE


19/22

Map Ref E5 Zone 1

M 10

M Cluny-La Sorbonne-EXIT-

“BLVD SAINT-GERMAIN”“MUSÉE DU MOYEN-ÂGE”


42 Musée du Moyen Âge43 Quartier Latin

4 2

RUE DE CLUNY

43

ST MICHEL

B L V D

S T G

E R M A I N

BLVD ST MICHEL R U E

D U

S O M M E

R A

R D

PL PAUL PAINLEVE

R I V E R

S E I N

E

Q U A I S T MI C H E L

A U G U S T I N S

TO

36 - 38

PLACE

ST MICHEL

44 Jardin du Luxembourg45 Panthéon

Map Ref E6 Zone 1

R B

R Luxembourg

-EXIT-“JARDIN DU LUXEMBOURG”

-OTHER SIGHTS-1 Musée du Luxembourg 19 RUE DE VAUGIRARD 2 Musée Zadkine 100 BIS RUE D’ASSAS 3 Musée des Mines-Mineralogie 60 BLVD SAINT MICHEL4 Musée Curie 11 RUE PIERRE MARIE CURIE

46 Catacombs

Map Ref E6 Zone 1

M 4

M 6

R BMR Denfert-Rochereau

-EXIT-“PLACE DENFERT-ROCHEREAU”

-OTHER SIGHTS-1 Fondation Cartier 261 BLVD RASPAIL

44

2

3

1

R U E D

E M E D

I C I S

4 5

R U

E D ' A S

S A S

RUE GUYNEMER

R U E D E V A U G I R A R D

B L V D S T M I C H E L

R U E A U G U S T E C OMP T E

R U E MI C H E L E T

R U E S O U F F L O T

PLACE

DU

PANTHEON

R U E G

A Y - L U

S S A C

4

C U R I E

S AI N T J AC Q U E S

G A T E

B L V D A R A G O

S T J A C Q U E S

A V E D E N F E R T R O C H E R E A U

A V E R E

N E C O T Y

AVE LECLERC

P L A C E

46

D E N F E R T

R O C H E R E A U

LION STAT UE

FACES

CATACOMBS

SCHOELCHER

RASPAIL

TO

B L V D

R A S P A

I L

C O N T I N

U E S

T O

1


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47 Musée Picasso48 Musée Cognacq-Jay49 Musée Carnavalet50 Maison de Victor Hugo

Map Ref E5 Zone 1M 1

M Saint Paul

-OTHER SIGHTS-1 Musée de la Serrure 1 RUE DE LA PERLE 2 Place des Vosges3 Maison Europeenne de la

Photographie 5-7 RUE DE FOURCY 4 Musée de la Curiosité et

de la Magie (Magic museum) 11 RUE ST PAUL


52 Muséum d’Histoire Naturelle

Map Ref F6 Zone 1

M 5

M 10R C

MR Gare d’Austerlitz

-EXIT-4 “MUSEUM”

51 Manufacture des Gobelins

Map Ref E6 Zone 1

M 7

M Gobelins-EXIT-

4 “MANUFACTURE DES GOBELINS”

4

4 7

4 8

5 0

1

P LA C E

D ES

V OS G ES

I

R U E D E S F R A N C S B E O R GE O I S

R U E

P A Y E N N E

P AL

R U E E L Z E V I R

R U E P A V E ` E

PLACE

THORIGNY

P E R LE

RUE

THORIGNY

R U E SA I N T G

I L L ES

CHEMINVERT

R U E

D E

B E A R N

TO

39

2

RUESAINT-GERVA IS

4 9

RUE DE RIVOL RUE SAINT ANT OINE3

S T A N T O I N E

S T

P A U L

F O U R C Y

CO NT INUEST O

R U E

D E

S E V I G N E

ARC RO Y

R U E

D E B I R A G

U E

51

GOBELINS

RUE DE BUFFON

Q U A I S A I N T B

E R N A R D

PLACE

VA LHUBERT

JARDIN

DES

PLANTES

GARE

D'AUSTERLITZ

52

B L V D

D E L ' H O P I

T A L

F

E

A

B D

C


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53 Cimètiere du Père Lachaise

Map Ref G4 Zone 1

M 2

M 3

M Père Lachaise

-EXIT-“SORTIE 1”

-then-1 “BD DE MÉNILMONTANT”

54 Château de Vincennes

Map Ref H6 Zone 2M 1

M Château de Vincennes

-EXIT-2 “CHATEAU DE VINCENNES”

55 Disneyland Resort Paris

Map Ref H5 Zone 5(Outside Paris 45 min)

R A4

R Marne-La-Vallée/Chessy

53

A V

E G A

M B

E T T A

AVE DE LA

REPUBLIC

BLVD MENILMONTANT

54 A V E

D E

P A R I S

AVE DU CHATEAU

55

STAIRS


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