I caught the Flix Bus here to take me from Paris to London. It's a typical dirty bus stop with a…read morelot going on, and lots of confusion. As I'm from America, the signage was going to be in French, but I didn't much of any signage here, whatsoever. The bus stop also seemed to be in the middle of nowhere-- if you're coming here expecting to be able to get a quick bite, think again, all I saw was two vending machines.

Small, crowded, dirty, unsavory characters. Confusing and little signage or assistance. Be sure to…read moreexit the station on the street side, otherwise you are dumped into a big deserted park like square and have a several block walk to the street in search of a taxi. I made the trip from London this way just for the 'adventure' including the channel crossing. It's a long day, but worth doing once if you'd done the Chunnel train previously.

This is a great library that's free to enter and near the Bercy Siene bus station. You only get…read moreaccess to floor I. There are certain sections in the library that require 5 euros for research access. They also have a huge tree garden thing in the center. I would not leave my things unattended since I found out someone's bag and laptop did get stolen while I was there.

One of the many train stations we visited and utilized to explore the various areas of France. This…read moreparticular station was really nice, clean, and easy to navigate to arrive at our desired train platform. Once inside we found many shops and stores to purchase food and beverages for the trip, and they even had a First Class Lounge for relaxation, coffe, and tea. Very reminicent of train travel in Japan.

Quality/Quantity - As cautious travelers, we always stop by the train station on our first day in…read morethe city to buy our tickets for the next leg of our trip. This is an especially good suggestion for people that do not speak the language. But today's ticket, we bought online months in advance. We were told that there was a savings buying early versus the same day, etc. Now that we have been in France for over two weeks, we are experienced and have figured out their bus, train, and metro systems. Well we hope, lol. Ambiance - It is a major public train station, so come early if you are not experienced. Crazy busy as expected. Pay to use toilets - 1 Euro. Several floors. Service - Self service in this station as again, we pre-bought our tickets months in advance. Price - 188 Euros to Lyon for two people. $220 USD. Owner Comment - Thanks for having affordable and smooth transportation with Inoui to Lyon.

Are you kidding me? This place was great. We didn't rent a car. We Did all of our sightseeing by…read morefoot or via this train station. This station is great. there's food, shopping, there's people everywhere it was just cool! And most importantly it's clean and there wasn't a lot of riffraff or anything that made me feel less than 100% safe and secure. WARNING: Do not use the bathrooms that are on the train platform, use the bathrooms inside the station the ones closest to the track are disgusting.

Quick and easy metro stop in Paris! If you are staying at the Marriott Convention Center then this…read moreis. Your go to stop to get downtown and to any other awesome spot in Paris. There is an attendant at the purchase area if you are slow like me and need help purchasing tickets for the tome you are spending in the area. Follow the signs to the correct direction you are headed and you will be sure to enjoy your stay in the area. Merci!!!!

From the owner: Taxis parisiens 16 400 taxis parisiens desservent Paris ainsi que 3 autres départements : les…read moreHauts-de-Seine(92), la Seine-Saint-Denis(93) et le Val-de-Marne(94).Trois sortes de tarifs sont pratiqués par les chauffeurs selon la nature de la course :Le tarif A s'applique aux courses dans Paris de 10h à 17h (excepté les dimanches et jours fériés). Le Tarif B s'applique aux courses dans Paris de 17h à 10h et aux courses de jour en banlieue, la desserte des aéroports ainsi que les dimanches de 7h à 00h et les jours fériés. Le Tarif C s'applique aux courses en banlieue (desserte des aéroports) et dans Paris le dimanche de 00h à 7h.Pour se déplacer en taxi, il suffit de se rendre à l'une des 436 bornes réparties dans Paris, ou de le réserver en appelant une compagnie de taxi (G7 - Taxis Bleus...), d'appeler le numéro unique des taxis parisiens (01 45 30 30 30) ou encore de le héler dans la rue.Pour reconnaître un taxi libre, rien de plus simple, il suffit de jeter un œil à la signalétique