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Eurostar Paris Help

can anyone tell me how my parents can get from paris eurostar station (paris norte) to the centre of paris i.e near eiffel tower.

they are staying in the holiday innn, 10 rue gager gabillot paris.

also can you get a 3 day bus/train/tram ticket and would this be valid from paris norte eurostar staion? wots it called and where can it be bought!
thanks guys

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  • BillTrac
    BillTrac Posts: 1,869 Forumite
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    marko4ever25,

    several choices.Eurostar runs into Gare d'Nor which is Paris Nord.

    Taxi - but make sure they go to the proper taxi rank and not the rip-off merchants out the front. The taxi rank is at the side and there will be a queue with "stewards"(can't think of the right word at present)

    Metro - really easy, dont even have to leave Gare d'nor. Buy a Carte Blanche (I think its called - memory bit fuddled!!) which is a bundle of tickets.The metro is really simple, we go regularly and use the Metro all the time for getting around.

    Any bus/train/metro tickets can be bought at the station ticket office. Although if memory does serve me right i think the tickets I mentioned are valid on all the mentioned transport types.

    Don't know when they are going, but if it is after we go 29th-31st July - next week then I will have some more-up-to-date answers

    Bill
  • kb36
    kb36 Posts: 440 Forumite
    Almost there - it is called a 'carnet' and is a little book of 10 tickets for use on the metro, bus and some sections of the RER.

    Take a look at this link and it will give you some idea of their options
    http://www.paristoolkit.com/briefing/paris_travel_passes.htm
  • marko4ever25
    marko4ever25 Posts: 637 Forumite
    kb36 wrote: »
    Almost there - it is called a 'carnet' and is a little book of 10 tickets for use on the metro, bus and some sections of the RER.

    Take a look at this link and it will give you some idea of their options
    http://www.paristoolkit.com/briefing/paris_travel_passes.htm

    ta for all ur help!
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