Natalie
Traveller
26 comments
Posted 14 years ago
Hello
I'm trying to find a connection between Bern and Paris on June 16th, 2010
Ideally I'd like to arrive at Paris Est, or Gare Du Nord - which are closer to my accomodation in Paris.
I've found a direct train to Paris Lyon with a €5 reservation fee. I'm happy to pay the fee for a direct/faster journey, but I'd prefer to travel in to Paris Est or Gare Du Nord, as I do not know how to get from Paris Lyon to my accomodation!
There's a train from Bern to Basel on that day - an ICE train. At Basel I can pick up a train to Paris Est.
Does anyone know how much a suuplement is for this ICE train from Bern to Basel ? ?
I hope someone can help!
Natalie x
Peter
Traveller
9333 comments
Hi Natalie.
The ICE Bern to Basel is free.
If you want, let me know in which corner (or the closest metro station) it is... then I can give you the metro line on how to get there the easiest way. :)
Peter
Natalie
Traveller
26 comments
Hello
That would be extremely helpful .
The address is :39 rue Rodier 75009 Paris
Natalie
Flo
Traveller
10724 comments
Hi!
Arriving at Gare de l'Est:
Metro 4 (purple) in direction of Porte de Clignancourt - two stops, change at Barbès Rochechouart for Metro 2 (dark blue) in direction of Porte Dauphine - one stop, leave at Anvers.
Head south over Place d'Anvers and you'll enter Rue Rodier. From the station it's a ~250m walk.
Arriving at Gare de Lyon:
Metro 1 (yellow) in direction of Chateau de Vincennes - two stops, change at Nation for Metro 2 (dark blue) in direction of Porte Dauphine - 13 stops, leave at Anvers.
Head south over Place d'Anvers and you'll enter Rue Rodier. From the station it's a ~250m walk.
This includes a first short sightseeing tour as the Metro 2 runs a short section overground. :)
Flo 8)