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Paris at your own pace

1 Day E-Ticket Big Bus Hop on Hop off Pass

Take advantage of a one or two-day pass to visit Paris in total freedom at your own pace aboard a double-decker Big Bus. Hop on and off as you please with one of the two tours offered. Discover the must-see sites of Paris while listening to the city's history through a recorded audio commentary available in several languages.

Open Tour Paris

The Open Tour Paris gives you access to a whole network of tourist buses running different routes to link all the main Parisian tourist sites with a single ticket, unlimitedly for one or more days depending on the pass chosen. The frequency of service (every 15 minutes from April to October and every 20 minutes from November to March) ensures that you have minimal waiting time and can stop off at your own pace, without having to keep to a set schedule.

Nearly 40 stops are scattered throughout the city along 4 routes :

• The blue line is certainly the most complete tourist circuit to admire the main Parisian monuments: Les Invalides, the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre Museum, the Palais Garnier, the Luxor Obelisk, the Arc de Triomphe or the Trocadero, it is probably one of the most popular lines.
• The green line invites you to cross the Seine to discover the left bank of Paris, from the Latin Quarter and the Jardin du Luxembourg to the Montparnasse Tower via the Invalides
• The yellow line invites you to discover the Saint-Germain des Prés district and the Place de la Bastille
• The red line , to the north of the city, takes you to the Opéra Garnier, the department stores, the Moulin Rouge, Montmartre and the Sacré Coeur, the Place de la République and many places of interest.

The double-decker panoramic bus or open top bus tours allow you to travel around the city in comfort while enjoying the urban panorama and an exceptional view of Paris as you travel. The Hop on Hop off concept allows you to visit Paris at your own pace and is ideal for short stays to make the most of the attractions offered by the French capital. The individual audio guides available on board in ten different languages will enable you to learn more about the monuments. Tales and Parisian legends are even available for the youngest passengers, who will discover Paris in a playful way.

With Paris City Vision, you can even book your pass for the tourist buses and the Batobus with unlimited access in one go . Some offers also allow you to combine your Open Tour Paris pass with a museum pass to access more than 60 museums and monuments in Paris. Who hasn't dreamed of visiting the Louvre Museum during a tour of the heart of Paris? Discover the capital in a different way, avoid long metro journeys and swap the boat cruise on the Seine for a bus tour through the streets of the City of Light.

Big Bus in Hop on Hop Off

Board the red Hop on Hop off coaches of the Big Bus tour company and set off to discover the City of Light through two tours:

• The red tour (classic) passes close to the most beautiful monuments of the capital, from the Île de la Cité to the Champs-Elysées, via the Champ de Mars or the Louvre Museum.
• The blue tour invites you to discover the north of the city and passes through the tourist areas of Montmartre and Pigalle, in front of the Moulin Rouge.

Book your Big Bus or Open Tour tickets today: the Hop On Hop Off is ideal for getting around at your own convenience while enjoying the monuments and tourist treasures of one of the world's most beautiful cities.

Whatever your preferences, you are sure to find the perfect offer thanks to the many tours on offer. Parents and children will be able to discover the capital city in the best conditions to live a unique experience with family or friends.

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Hop On Hop Off Paris - Bus Tours

Want to see the best of a city? Visit the top attractions at your own pace without having to follow a set route with a group tour, or maybe it’s a new city you’re exploring and aren’t sure what is best to see. Then a hop-on hop-off bus tour is what you need. Browse through our curated list of the best-selling Hop-On Hop-Off Paris tours and tickets, book for instant confirmations. Paris bus tours are the best way to explore the world’s most romantic city with the flexibility to get off and on at your convenience. The bus routes pass through some of the iconic spots of the city like the Eiffel Tower, Louvre Museum, Seine River, Palace of Versailles, and others.

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Experience Paris in Hop On Hop Off Bus Tours

Paris - the city of dreams, lights, and undying romance! The capital city of France attracts millions of tourists from all over the world, thanks to its charm and globally recognizable icon, the Eiffel Tower. The city is blessed with a rich culture, cuisine, art, music, and nightlife scene that is truly unmatched. The city is home to the world's biggest art museum- the Louvre and the most visited monument - the Eiffel Tower. The legend has  that the popular drink 'Bloody Mary' was invented in Paris. 

Explore the world's most romantic city and tick the key attractions off your bucket list with Paris hop-on hop-off bus tour. Sit back and relax in an open-top bus to experience the city from a unique vantage point.  Choose between three different bus tour packages: Classic premium, or deluxe. Relax in a comfortable, all-weather bus during your Paris hop-on hop-off tour. You can even combine your bus tour with a 2-day Paris Museum Pass, Eiffel Tower tour, or a Seine River Cruise. And, for those looking for a great deal, pick up the Paris Pass with free admission to Louvre, Versailles Palace, and many other attractions!

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: what is a hop-on hop-off paris bus tour, and how does it work.

Paris bus tour offers you the convenience and flexibility to get off at the nearest designated stop. No tour guide, you set your own itinerary. You’ll find all the stops are located strategically at all the major attractions, making your touring as hassle-free as possible. And then, when you’re ready to continue, return to a designated bus stop, show your pass, and hop back on the bus and onwards towards your next attraction. So, go ahead and make a whole loop of the route once you have your tour ticket, get familiar with the city and pick out your favorite places to visit and then return to them during your stay.

Q: Where do I exchange my Paris Bus tour voucher or paper ticket?

You can start your tour of (Paris) at any of the designated bus stops. Look for your nearest stop to your hotel, and make sure to check out the route. There may be more than one route on offer, so it’s a good idea to plan ahead of arrival as there may be specific attractions you want to see. Check the tour website for details of the routes, attractions, bus stops and any changes.

Q: Where can I start the hop on hop off bus tour?

You can start your tour at any of the designated bus stops. Check the tour website for details of the routes, attractions, bus stops and any changes. Almost all will, but it’s worth verifying the routes before you arrive. See, a little preparation can go a long way.

Q: Are these guided bus tours?

You’ll find that hop-on hop-off bus tours can be either live or audio-guided, depending on the tour provider. Many will have a pre-recorded commentary that’ll share fascinating information about the history of (Paris), its culture, and many places of interest. You’ll find that the audio commentary will be provided in various languages. English, French, German and Spanish are the most commonly used, but others may be available.

Q: What is the validity of the ticket?

There are several ticket options available to you, depending on your length of stay. Each bus tour will have validity from 24, 36, 48 to 72 hours. Add to that, the vouchers are valid anywhere between 6 months to 1 year and can be used at any point during that period. Please check the product page or bus tour operator for complete details.

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Paris Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tours

Tootbus: Paris Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour

• You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
• Family Fun Alert! Save up to 25% on adult, child & family tickets with a hop-on, hop-off bus pass on your Parisian sightseeing adventure.
• Get access to the Blue Route and 10 stops around the City of Lights with your 24/48/72-hour HOHO pass.
• What's more? Your tickets also include 3 themed audio-guided walking tours to learn about the sites around the city.
• Join the Olympic Games fun from Jun 3 to Sep 8 on the special route that guides you through all the iconic game sites.
• The eco-friendly open-top bus will give you the best views of popular stops like Opera Garnier, Notre Dame, and Louvre Museum.
• 24/48/72-hour unlimited hop-on hop-off bus pass
• Audio guide available in English, French, Spanish, Italian, German, Brazilian, Arabic, Russian, Chinese & Japanese
• Kids audio guide in English & French
• Family tickets
• Complimentary walking tours
• Free earphones made from recyclable materials
• Olympic Games route from Jun 3 to Sep 8
• Access to 7 themed walking tours

Nov 7 to Mar 31

• First bus: 9:30am from stop #1 (Printemps / Galerie Lafayette)
• Last bus: 5pm from stop #1 (Printemps / Galerie Lafayette)
• Frequency: every 15mins
• Popular stops: Louvre Museum, Orsay Museum, Eiffel Tower

Apr 1 to Oct 31

• First bus: 9:30am from stop #1 (Printemps/Galerie Lafayette)
• Last bus: 6:30pm from stop #1 (Printemps/Galerie Lafayette)
• Frequency: every 10mins

Capital of the Games: Purple route (Jun 3 to Sep 8)

• Popular stops: Montmartre, Moulin Rouge, Arc De Triomphe

Please click here for detailed HOHO route maps and boarding points.

• Tip: While in Paris, attend An Eerie Concert at Sainte Chapelle at Night for an experience of a lifetime.
• This experience is wheelchair accessible.
• Your pets and guide dogs are welcome on the buses. Small dogs and other pets must be seated on your lap.
• Children aged 4 and under can travel for free, if they aren't entitled to their own seat.
• You can use your tickets on any day before the tour date. However, just keep in mind that they cannot be redeemed if the first day of travel has already passed.

Big Bus: Paris Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour with Optional Seine River Cruise

• Plan your itinerary in Paris with this unlimited hop-on hop-off bus tour and choose between Discover, Essential, or Explore passes.
• All 3 passes give you access to buses scheduled every 7 to 15 mins, 1 route with 10 stops located near the most iconic attractions in the City of Light.
• The cherry on top with the Essential and Explore HOHO Pass? Get additional access to a 1-hour Seine River cruise!
• Get to know more about the locations you pass by through multilingual recorded commentary available onboard.
• The most popular stops on your route include the Champs-Elysées, Louvre, Eiffel Tower, and Notre Dame.
• 24 or 48-hour unlimited hop-on hop-off pass
• Recorded commentary in English, French, German, Spanish, Italian & Portuguese
• Single-use headsets
• 1-hour Seine River cruise (optional)
• Entry tickets to attractions

Classic Red Route

• First bus: 9:45am from stop #1 (Louvre-Pyramide)
• Last bus: 5:30pm from stop #1 (Louvre-Pyramide)
• Frequency: Every 7 to 15 mins
• Popular stops: Louvre, Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame

Please click here for a detailed Red Route map and its boarding points.

• Tip: Opted for Seine River cruise? Be prepared to capture pictures with stunning backdrops as the route is dotted with beautiful bridges.
• Facilities: Free Wi-Fi, Pre-recorded Audio Commentary, Single-use Headsets. Wheelchair Accessibility.
• These tickets are valid for 6 months from the date of purchase.

Tootbus: Paris Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour with Seine River Cruise

• Discover the charm of Paris with a 24/48/72-hour hop-on hop-off pass and get exclusive discounts of up to 25% on adult, child and family tickets.
• Multiple stops and frequent buses arriving every 10-15 mins make this ticket offer the flexibility to embark and disembark as you please.
• Float down the Seine on a 1-hour cruise, or upgrade your ticket for an Olympic-themed bus tour and 7 self-guided walking tours.
• Benefit from amenities on the eco-friendly open top-deck buses, including multilingual audio guides and insightful live commentary on the cruise.
• A few popular stops along the way are the Eiffel Tower, Opera Garnier, Notre Dame and more.
• 24/48/72-hour hop-on hop-off pass
• Audio guide in English, French, Spanish, Italian, German, Brazilian, Portuguese, Arabic, Russian, Chinese, & Japanese
• Kids' audio guide in English and French
• 1-hour Seine River cruise
• Live commentary in English and French (on the cruise)
• 7 themed self-guided walking tours on Tootbus app (optional)
• Live guide on the bus
• Last bus: 6:30pm from stop #1 (Printemps / Galerie Lafayette)

Seine River cruise

• First cruise: 10:30am from Eiffel Tower
• Last cruise: 6pm from Eiffel Tower
• Frequency: 30 mins

Please click here for detailed cruise route map.

• Tip: Hop off at the Notre Dame stop and take a stroll through the charming streets of the Latin Quarter, known for its bohemian vibe.
• This experience is wheelchair and pram/stroller accessible.
• Your guide dogs are welcome on the buses. Pets are allowed only if they are placed in small boxes.
• The Seine River cruise pier is located at the foot of the Eiffel Tower on the riverside, very close to stop #9.
• For themed walking tours, get the Tootbus City-Guide app that provides real-time traffic updates, stop locations, and multilingual audio guides.

Big Bus: Paris Panoramic Night Bus Tour

• See Paris under its enchanting night lights aboard this 2-hour non-stop night tour around the City of Lights.
• This pass gives you front-row access to the city’s landmarks illuminated in the evening.
• Learn more about the locations you pass through, with the pre-recorded commentary available in 6 languages.
• Be connected throughout your journey via the free Wi-Fi available onboard and post a selfie or two.
• Some of the popular locations on your route include the Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame, and Montmartre.
• 2-hour bus tour of Paris
• Recorded commentary English, French, German, Spanish, Italian & Portuguese
• Free mobile app for live updates
• Tour guide (subject to availability)
• Hotel transfers
• First bus: 8:15pm from stop 5 (156 Avenue des Champs-Elysées)
• Frequency: once a day
• Duration: 2 hours
• Tip: Start your nightlife experience in Paris by heading to Montmartre for breathtaking sunset views.
• Facilities: Wheelchair accessibility, Pram/stroller accessibility, Free Wi-Fi.
• Please note that this night tour is a non-stop tour and not a hop-on hop-off tour.

Tootbus: Paris Night Bus Tour

• Set off at dusk to witness the magical Paris bathed in the shimmering lights in the evening from the open-top deck of your bus.
• The single route takes you through the city's most iconic spots for 2 hours.
• Plug into your earphones and hear engaging stories about the city of love with the multilingual audio guide for adults and children.
• Get ready to make a splash during the Olympic Games with a special route, soaking in the city views and indulging in exclusive macaron created for the games.
• Famous spots on your bus tour route include Opera, Concorde, Champs Elysées, and more.
• Audio guide in English, French, Spanish, German & Italian
• Olympic Games route (Jun 3 to Sep 8)
• Special macaron by Ladurée

Yellow route

• First bus: 8pm from Louvre stop, Place du Carrousel du Louvre
• First bus: 9pm from Louvre stop, Place du Carrousel du Louvre

Nov 1 to 20

• First bus: 6pm from Louvre stop, Place du Carrousel du Louvre

A Taste of the Games: Purple route (Jun 3 to Sep 8)

Please click here for a detailed route map and boarding points.

Please click here for A Taste of the Games: Purple route's detailed route map and boarding points.

• Tip: If you’re into French wines, make time to visit a ‘hidden’ vineyard in the heart of Paris, known as Clos Montmartre, right behind the Sacré-Coeur basilica.
• Ramps and elevators are available on the buses for easy access.
• Your guide dogs are welcome on the buses.
• Children aged 4 and under can travel for free if they are seated on an accompanying adult’s lap.
• The night tour is closed from Nov 21 to Jan 2 and is replaced by a Christmas tour.

Tootbus: Paris Kids Guided Tour

• Save big on this 90-min kids bus tour in Paris with exclusive discounts of up to 15% and gift your kids a trip loaded with fun and entertainment.
• This tour operates once every Sat, so it is the ideal way to spend a fruitful and educational weekend with the little ones.
• The fully electric bus features audio guides, riddles and games, with a live guide in French who shares entertaining stories about iconic places.
• Some of the places you will pass include the Opera, Louvre Museum, Orsay Museum, Champs-Elysées, Arc de Triomphe, Eiffel Tower and so on.
• 90 mins bus tour of Paris
• Open-top bus
• Live guide in French
• Animated film
• Sweet treats
• First bus: 2:30pm from 11, rue Auber
• Frequency: once every Sat

Please click here for a detailed route map.

• Tip: Prepare your kids for the long bus ride and also what to expect from the experience.
• Large luggage is not allowed due to space limitations.
• No food or beverages are allowed.
• This tour is wheelchair/stroller accessible.
• Pets are welcome aboard, but ensure the safety and comfort of other passengers.
• Infants under 4 years old travel for free but require a ticket. It is recommended to keep them on the accompanying adult's lap.
• As the Paris Games are about to begin, the tour will adjust the routes based on that.

Big Bus: Paris Hop-on Hop-off Bus Tour & Pantheon Entry Tickets

• Get unlimited rides with just one ticket! Make sightseeing flexible and fuss-free onboard the iconic double-decker bus with 24 or 48-hour passes.
• Make the most of your time and money! Hop on to buses available every 7-15 minutes and travel across the city to see its crowned gems.
• Bypass entry lines of the Pantheon and easily access popular stops like the Notre Dame, Eiffel Tower, Louvre, and more.
• Sail the Seine River with the 48-hour pass. Get drunk on Parisian vibes, sway with the lull waves, and see iconic landmarks in a new light.
• Enjoy panoramic views and learn little secrets tucked in the nooks of the city with multilingual audio guides onboard the comfy open-top bus.
• 24/48Hr hop-on hop-off pass
• Multilingual audio guide (English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Brazilian Portuguese, Korean or Mandarin Chinese)
• Free headsets
• Skip the line entry to Pantheon
• 1-Hour Seine River cruise (optional)
• Entry to attractions
• First bus from Classic route: 9:45 am from Eiffel Tower
• Last bus from Classic route: 6:40 pm from Trocadéro
• Frequency: approx every 7 to 15 minutes
• Popular Stops: Eiffel Tower, Champ de Mars, Notre Dame, Champs-Elysées, Trocadéro

Please click here for boarding point details of Classic Red Route.

Seine River Cruise

• First cruise: 10:30 am at Pontoon No. 3, Port de la Bourdonnais (near Eiffel Tower stop)
• Last cruise: 9:00 pm
• Frequency: Every 45 minutes on weekdays and every 30 minutes on weekends
• Tip: While in the Trocadéro area, visit the local food market for some authentic French cheese and wine.
• Shutterbugs, take note: Flash photography is a no-go inside the venue. You can click photos without flash to your heart’s content.
• Lower decks of Big Buses are suitable for prams/strollers and wheelchair users.
• Your guide dogs are welcome in the buses.
• Due to roadworks, stop #9 (Champ de Mars) remains closed.

Paris Hop On Hop Off Bus Tours

Paris the capital of France, is renowned for its world-class art, and iconic landmarks. Whether you’re an art lover, a history buff, or a shopaholic, the "City of Lights" has something for everyone. Key attractions include the Eiffel Tower, Louvre Museum, Notre-Dame Cathedral, Champs-Élysées, and the charming neighborhoods of Montmartre and Le Marais.

A great way to experience Paris and make the most of your holiday in are  Hop On Hop Off Buses . These bus tours offer the opportunity to visit all important landmarks at your own leisure. It’s as simple as it sounds; you can hop on a bus, travel to any of the attractions in the city, and then hop right off, with no strings attached. Read on to learn more about.

Why Choose Paris Hop On Hop Off Bus Tours?

• Visit Top Landmarks:  See all that Paris has to offer without the hassle of tedious booking schedules.
• Easy and Convenient:  Just hop in on any of the buses and enjoy the tour as it takes you through all the major attractions. You can also choose to get down at any spot you want to explore. 
• Save Money:  Traveling around Paris can be quite expensive, as entrance fees and cab expenses add up But, with a Paris Hop On Hop Off bus tour you’re covered for transportation across the city.
• Unique Features:  Features like complimentary multilingual audio guides to keep you informed about the history and significance of each of the attractions, free WiFi, and discounted entry to certain attractions are added advantages.

Please check your tickets for more information on the special features and inclusions.

Paris Hop On Hop Off Routes & Timings

The Big Bus buses operate on one route with 10 stops at the city’s must-see sights across 10 stops. These include the Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame, the Arc de Triomphe, Trocadéro, Grand Palais, Opéra Garnier, the Champs-Elysées, and much more.

15+ attractions covered

Tootbus Paris has one route that will give you an overview of the city including highlights like the Louvre Museum, Sainte-Chapelle, Orsay Museum, Concorde, Champs-Elysées, Arc de Triomphe, Eiffel Tower, Les Invalides, Grand Palais, and many more.

20+ attractions covered

Batobus is a riverboat shuttle service on the Seine river. There are six boats running throughout the year that stop at landmarks around Central Paris, like the Louvre, Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame, Invalides, Orsay Museum, and more.

9 stops covered

Your Paris Hop On Hop Off Tour Highlights

Opera Garnier

The Opéra Garnier is an opera house in Paris. Visit and see its Grand Foyer and Grand Staircase.

Louvre Museum

The Louvre is one of the most famous museums in the world with hundreds of famous paintings, including Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa.

Notre-Dame Cathedral

This medieval Gothic cathedral dates back to the 1100s and remains one of Paris’ most celebrated landmarks.

Orsay Museum

The Musée d'Orsay features collections of Impressionist Art in the world, including work by Van Gogh, Degas, Renoir, and Monet.

Sainte Chapelle

First built in the 13th Century to house religious and cultural relics., don't miss this architectural marvel's stunning stained glass windows.

Champs-Elysées

This 2-kilometer-long avenue is lined with monuments, including the Arc de Triomphe, and many exclusive luxury brand outlets.

Paris Aquarium

The Aquarium de Paris is one of the oldest in the world and is known for its collection of jellyfish, shark basin, and Seine River Aquarium.

Eiffel Tower

The Eiffel Tower is known for its various restaurants and vantage points that offer breathtaking views of Paris.

Les Invalides is a complex of monuments and museums relating to the military history of France, including the Paris Army Museum.

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Frequently asked questions about paris hop on hop off bus tours.

Yes, you can get on the bus tour at any stop.

When you go to the stop locations along the tour, you will find signs for the relevant bus operator and route.

Yes, they are child friendly.

Yes, the tours are suitable for senior citizens.

No, pets and other animals are not permitted on the buses.

Yes, they are accessibility-friendly for wheelchair users.

While there are no restrooms or food available on the bus, you can use the facilities available at any of the attractions you stop at.

No, any luggage larger than a backpack is not allowed on the buses.

No, the hop-on hop-off buses do not offer hotel pickups or drop offs.

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• 8.20 / 10 5,283 reviews | 118,212 travellers Highly recommended route. Essential for a first visit to Paris 8 Begoña
• Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the service starts

A Paris Big Bus tour is one of the most comfortable and enjoyable ways to explore Paris. Discover the city on the various lines and  hop off and back on at any of its stops , appreciating the sights from an open-top deck with interesting commentary in English.

Paris Sightseeing Bus Tour

Route & stops.

The Paris Big Bus tourist bus has a route with ten stops in total: throughout the tour, you'll discover Paris and its top landmarks on an open-top double-decker bus. 

Some of the most popular stops are the Eiffel Tower , Opera Garnier , Louvre Museum , Notre Dame , and Champs-Élysées . During the bus ride, enjoy pre-recorded commentary in English or in any of the other ten languages we have available.

Check out the different stops on the tourist bus route  by clicking on the link below:

• Route and stops

Types of tickets

Choose the type of ticket that adapts best to your needs: 

• 24-hour ticket: Offers unlimited access to the Big Bus Hop-On Hop-Off buses for 24 hours.
• 24-hour ticket + boat tour on the Seine : Offers unlimited use of the Big Bus Hop-On Hop-Off buses for 24 hours, plus a boat ride on the Seine River. You'll have to activate your ticket first on one of the buses before being able to get on the boat. 
• 48-hour ticket + boat tour on the Seine : Apart from unlimited use of the Big Bus Hop-On Hop-Off buses for 48 hours, you'll also enjoy a cruise down the Seine.

How it works

A bus ticket is valid for 24 or 48 hours from the first time you use it . This means that a 48-hour ticket used for the first time on Monday at 3 pm will be valid until Wednesday at the same time. 

During the chosen period, you can get on a Hop-On Hop-Off bus as many times as you want and explore Paris.

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The 'original' High Line is in Paris — here's why you should walk it

Walk the original ‘High Line’ or seek out other abandoned spaces repurposed as parks, propelling plans to make Paris one of Europe’s greenest capitals.

Sunlight filters through swaying trees, starlings flit between neat hedges and a man trots after an errant golden retriever, which is making a beeline for the reflecting pool. It’s difficult to believe I’m standing on a railway viaduct in the 12th arrondissement of Paris.

Ten metres below, life continues as normal: cars take turns to pause one by one at a zebra crossing as shoppers mill between the high-end glassblowers’ galleries and ceramic workshops of the Viaduc des Arts, seemingly oblivious to the green ribbon of cherry trees, maples and bamboo running three storeys above their heads.

But this is, in reality, one of the city’s worst-kept   secrets. The inspiration for the New York High Line, the Coulée Verte René-Dumont, or Promenade Plantée as it’s become known, was the world’s first elevated urban park when it opened in the late 1980s — a joint effort from landscaper Jacques Vergely and architect Philippe Mathieux. Stretching for just over three miles between Opéra Bastille and Bois de Vincennes on the obsolete Vincennes train line, it now holds a special place in Parisian hearts.

“It’s so high up that you’d never know it was here, and at one time it was totally unique,” says Aloïs, a Tours by Locals guide and former resident of the 12th arrondissement. “When I used to live in this neighbourhood, I’d go jogging up here to get away from the traffic,” she says, tying her auburn hair into a ponytail with a pink ribbon as a warm late-summer’s breeze washes in over the railings.

Paris plans to become — quite literally — one of Europe’s greenest capitals, with current mayor Anne Hidalgo promising a “massive greening” when she was elected. This has already started, with the plan to plant 170,000 trees by 2026 underway, in an effort to create urban forests across the city. By 2030, city authorities want half of Paris covered in planted areas, whether they’re parkland or living rooftops.

Our plan today is to walk the Coulée Verte and then find its little sister La Petite Ceinture — another former train line that’s currently part community garden, part secret passage into the city’s underbelly. Translating as the ‘Little Belt’, this rewilded railroad circles Paris, but with only a few sections safe enough to open to the public — thanks in part to the active electrical lines that remain in places.

But first we set off to explore the city along the Coulée Verte, passing through several ivy-covered arches, level with the treetops, church spires and roofs of elegant Haussmann apartment blocks on either side. On the right, the 1991 Commissariat de Police building on Avenue Daumesnil comes into view, adorned with a troop of identical carved stone figures tugging exasperatedly at their tousled hair, each with one elbow raised to the sky — inspired by Michelangelo’s Dying Slave sculpture in the Louvre. Down on the street, I would have barely noticed them.  

Soon, the path descends to the Jardin de Reuilly, where we find the lawns dotted with picnickers, and we stumble across a local celebrity: La Pétillante, or ‘She Who Sparkles’. There are many ornate cast-iron water fountains across Paris, but this one is a little different. It dispenses fizzy water and was installed over a decade ago to cut down on single-use plastics. We watch as a man with a copy of Le Monde newspaper under one arm fills up his bottle. “ Voilà , you see the bubbles?” says Aloïs, gesturing enthusiastically.

From here, via the echoey stretches of dark railway tunnel signalling the end of the Coulée Verte, we head off in search of La Petite Ceinture in the 18th arrondissement. Circling the city in a rattling orbit from 1862, the Little Belt predates the Paris Metro by several decades and was eventually made obsolete by it, its trains whistling their final fond farewells shortly after the Metro’s 1900 launch. After La Petite Ceinture’s closure, in rushed the flora, fauna and street artists, the abandoned stations eventually becoming almost apocalyptic-looking, the tunnels and tracks accented with wildflowers and neon-bright graffiti tags. Parisians are divided on what to do with this ghost line. Some are calling to preserve its biodiversity and open up the entire stretch to pedestrians, while others are keen to usher in the housing developers. For now, while city authorities are still deciding what to do with it, it runs in a broken circle, punctuated by chain-link fences beyond which only urban explorers make illicit trips into the 18th-century catacombs.

Initially, La Petit Ceinture proves difficult for us to find. “How do we get down there?” Aloïs calls from an overpass as we peer down at the people walking on former train platforms. “By the Metro,” comes the response from below, so we set off towards La Recyclerie — a train station in its past life, which has been repurposed into an industrial cafe, urban farm and recycling workshop that attracts hip young Parisians from miles around. Today there’s a craft fair being held beside the rails, and it’s so popular that the queue to get in meanders onto the street. Inside the former station, Gallic chatter and the clattering of cutlery is punctuated by the whirring of a tattoo gun.

We step out of La Recyclerie’s back door and into a melee of vintage clothes rails and jewellery stalls, set up around bug hotels and compost heaps. “Many people want La Petite Ceinture to become like the Coulée Vert,” Aloïs says as we descend towards the tracks, passing clucking chickens fed on scraps from the kitchens. “Lots of us want it to open all the way around. I’d like it to be open; it could be a gigantic green space available to all of us Parisians.”

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How To Get Around Paris | THE Tourist Guide You Need 2024

By Kyle Kroeger

Paris is one of the major cities in Europe and a sight to behold. Though grasping how to get around Paris is not an easy process.

For most tourists, walking is a welcoming way to get around town. However, the city is so big walking cannot be your lone option for getting around Paris.

If you are on a tight traveling schedule, public transportation is the only option to stay on track daily. The public transportation system is accessible from anywhere in town.

The system is fully integrated; you can transfer from one public transportation option to another without delay. Each option runs on time, and is the best way to get around Paris without a car.

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Use the efficient Paris Metro , praised as one of the world’s fastest, to make your way around the sights.

The Paris RER offers regional travel to landmarks like Versailles.

Explore iconic spots with the Montmartre Funicular , or opt for the extensive bus network .

For flexible tours, hop on Paris City Bus Tours .

Taxis ensure safe passage through the City of Lights.

Paris Metro (Subway or Underground Railroad System)

The Paris Metro rail line is the best way to get around Paris without delay. Some experts believe it is the fastest public transportation system in the world. The rail service has 14 connected lines that travel 135 miles across town.

First-time visitors can easily get around Paris without speaking French, so you will not have to worry about missing your train. The Paris Metro lines can be located with the “M” signage throughout the station. The connected lines can be found easily as each platform is numbered 1-14.

Service begins at 5:30 a.m. daily as the last train arrives at the station at approximately 1 a.m. The fares vary as the price depends on the length of your trip.

Paris RER (Ruseau Express Regional)

The Paris RER is a regional train service that travels from Paris to all the surrounding communities- a quick and efficient way to get around Paris.

You will find this rail service very useful if you are seeking to visit an attraction outside the city. Some popular train stops include Palace of Versailles and the Charles de Gaulle Airport . The local public transportation leaders have documented that the express rail system travels over 365 miles of landscape.

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Five lines (A, B, C, D, and E) are available as the Paris RER stops at over 200 daily stations. Access to the trains is similar to the Paris Metro platforms.

The lone difference is the RER has a normal or express train schedule. The express trains will not stop at every station along the route. Before boarding, check the display boards to confirm the correct route to your desired destination.

Paris RER departure times differ from the Paris Metro rail service- ensure you check the schedule information before purchasing a rail line. Once again, fare prices are determined by the length of your trip. If unsure, speak with a ticket operator or purchase a ticket from a vending machine. Each can assist with selecting the right train stop for your location.

Montmartre Funicular

The Montmartre Funicular is a special rail service that drops riders at the summit of the Butte Montmartre , the Basilique du Sacre Coeur , and the Place du Tertre . The trains will not make any other stops along the route. The specially-designed transportation service attracts over two million passengers each year.

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Service begins at 6 a.m. and concludes at 12:45 a.m. daily. The average travel time is under two minutes , and the fares are one-way tickets only (which can also be purchased online). The station’s ticket booths close at midnight , so act accordingly to avoid being stranded until morning.

Paris Bus System

The most convenient way to get around Paris is the public bus system. In the daytime, buses travel to 60 destinations, and at night, they will stop at 40 locations. However, this will change if the Paris streets are experiencing traffic jams at each major intersection. It may take you several hours before you reach a crosstown location.

The daytime buses begin operation at 5:30 a.m. and end service at 8:30 p.m. Monday-Saturday. The night bus system begins at 12:30 a.m. and continues service until 5:30 a.m. Limited bus service is available on Sundays. Stops times may vary, but each bus should arrive every 15 minutes.

If you are unsure which bus to ride, an interactive bus map is the best source to track your route. It provides information on the bus number and amount of stops along the route before your desired location.

Bus fares are simple to purchase as you can select a single trip or monthly pass. It is wise to purchase your fare at a bus terminal before boarding. You can buy a ticket from the bus driver but will pay additional fees.

Paris Tramway

The original Paris Tramway system was discontinued in 1957, but local government officials re-introduced the service before the end of the 20th Century. The new tramway service offers riders a more affordable travel option to get around Paris. The interior has comfortable seating and more space to stand if desired.

There are three Paris Tramway lines :

T1 travels from the Saint-Denis station to the northern section of Paris.

T2 travels from La Defense station to Porte de Versailles station in the southern section of Paris.

T3 travels from the Links Pont du Cangliano station to the metro station in Porde d’Ivry. The fares are one-way tickets purchased by ticket operators or self-serve machines.

Tourists might want to choose other transportation options to get around Paris as the Paris Tramway travels to the outskirts of town, which has no popular attractions.

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Paris City Bus Tours

Tourists have several options for getting around Paris. City bus tours are available for sightseeing the best attractions that Paris has to offer.

You will ride on a double-decker bus as the driver will provide an audible guide to the city. However, you must contact the city bus tour providers to secure a seat for yourself and others.

Paris city bus tours have three different routes, making 34 stops.

Some popular tourist attractions include the Louvre , the Champs-Elysees , the Eiffel Tower , the Notre Dame Cathedral , The Catacombs of Paris , Boulevard Montparnasse , and the Pont Neuf .

Some tourists will purchase tickets for all three bus routes, as they feel the tour gives them a better feel of the Parisian culture.

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Check online for tour schedules and times. Most of the year (April-October), tour buses run from 9:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily. In the offseason (November-March), the buses will leave the terminal at 9:30 a.m. and return at 6:30 p.m. The cost of the fare varies on the number of days or lines you want to ride on.

Package deals are available for multiple days—also, children under the age of four ride free of charge.

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Some operators will allow guests to get off the bus to explore the location further. Your ticket is valid for the entire day so you can catch a later ride back to the terminal if space is available.

Paris Taxi System

Over 200,000 taxis travel on the streets of Paris each day. So, no one (tourists or locals) should have any trouble hailing a ride.

Licensed taxis are easy to identify : each vehicle will have proper signage on the roof of the taxi. The final cost of each fare is determined by a meter attached to the dashboard, and will depend on the length of the ride. The driver’s licensed badge number should be alongside the meter.

Costs do not differ if you schedule a ride or hail a taxi from a street corner.

All licensed taxi services must take you to your desired location. But do not be surprised if the route feels like you are going roundabout. Also , do not be shocked if the driver complains about the baggage you have in your possession. They can charge extra for the baggage.

Fortunately, they are bound to the strict guidelines of their license. Each driver is expected to take you to your destination. or they face possible fines or suspension for their actions.

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How to get around paris at night.

The easiest (and safest) way to get around Paris at night will be by taxi.

Parisian taxis, equipped with GPS and safety features, ensure a secure journey through the city’s streets, especially for unfamiliar visitors who are looking to explore the City of Lights by night.

Professional drivers know the city’s layout and traffic patterns, making taxis a reliable and hassle-free method to get around Paris. Alongside this, the strict regulations (also mentioned above) governing the taxi industry in Paris make it clear that there is no safer way for you to get around Paris at night.

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What is the cheapest way to get around in Paris?

Navigating Paris affordably is possible, with the metro standing out as the most cost-effective way to get around Paris.

With budget-friendly ticket options like the single-use T+ ticket and the convenient Navigo pass for frequent travellers, these systems provide a pocket-friendly way to explore the city’s many neighbourhoods.

Conclusion: the best way to get around Paris

All the travelling options for getting around Paris are worth it, so there really is no best way to get around Paris. Each option has its pros and cons, so you will need to evaluate what works best for you, and what you want to see.

You will want to give yourself ample time to explore attractions in Paris , and outside the city’s boundary, without feeling rushed or you risk your experience being tarnished forever.

Do not worry about getting confused by the transportation time schedules, station or terminal signage, or finding the correct platform locations. Public transportation operators are available to assist with scheduling your travel itinerary. This will help prevent your vacation from becoming a nightmare of time—missing travel options from one place to another.

Paris’ public transportation system is fairly organized. You should not have any delays or cancellations of buses or trains. All the bus terminals, train stations, and tramway entrances are close together in Paris .

Hopefully all the information provided makes your stay and the ability to get around Paris a pleasant experience.

Kyle Kroeger is the owner of ViaTravelers.com. ViaTravelers is a destination travel blog providing the best tips, hacks, and itineraries to help you explore the world. Follow us on Instagram, Pinterest, and YouTube.

At time of writing, there are currently no Coronavirus measures limiting tourists to enter France. This is in accordance with the information provided on gov.uk .

The post How To Get Around Paris | THE Tourist Guide You Need 2024 appeared first on First Step: Europe .

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Paris authority slated for hiking cost of Métro and bus trips during Olympics

Union says rise unwelcome for tourists and residents – but officials say holders of regular transport passes will not be affected

Paris’s public transport authority has been accused of initiating ‘a bit of a racket’ after raising the price of Métro tickets by more than 85% and doubling the cost of bus tickets during the Olympic and Paralympic Games this summer.

A single journey ticket in the Métro will rise from €2.15 to €4, while a ticket for a city bus will double from €2.50 to €5 from 20 July – six days before the Games begin – and remain until 8 September, the transport authority RATP has announced.

Sami Kennouzi, of the CGT union at public transport company RATP, responsible for bus and tram workers, said it had not been consulted about the increase and only found out when the authority announced it.

“For us this ticket price increase doesn’t correspond to our idea of a public service and for such a global event it comes across as a bit of a racket for tourists and [local] passengers,” Kennouzi said.

City officials say most regular travellers will be unaffected by the hiked tariffs as they will already have transport passes, whose price has not risen. Those that do not have a pass have been advised to buy their tickets before 20 July.

One occasional bus user, Colombe, however, told BFM TV she would walk or cycle and avoid the bus. “Already the price for a short journey is high so I won’t be taking the bus for that price. We’ll find another solution,” she said.

Valérie Pécresse, the president of the Île-de-France regional authority, had previously said the aim of the Métro ticket hike, first announced in November, ahead of bus prices rises, was to avoid congestion at stations and urged Parisians to buy passes in advance. “I know a lot of ink has flowed on this subject … the ticket has been fixed at €4 precisely so nobody buys one,” she said in March.

She said there were an estimated 4 million occasional public transport users in the region and about 430,000 had signed up for a pass allowing them to avoid the higher ticket price. “Therefore, we have two months to convince around 3,570,000 people to do so,” she added.

The authority has set up a website to help locals plan for the Games, including details of roads and public transport showing which routes and lines will be most affected.

Three central Métro stations – Champs-Élysées – Clémenceau, Concorde and Tuileries, will be closed before the Games.

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KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - Taylor Swift’s love of numbers and numerology is rubbing off on boyfriend Travis Kelce.

The tight end for the Kansas City Chiefs attended the 87th show of the Eras tour in Paris Sunday. The concert is even more special for the NFL star because Kelce’s jersey number is 87.

Video shared on social media showed Kelce attending the concert with Bradley Cooper and Gigi Hadid. All three are shown dancing and swaying to the music from a Paris La Défense Arena suite. Sunday’s concert was the fourth and final show in Paris for Taylor Swift and her sold-out Eras Tour.

The set list included Swift singing “So High School,” a song she wrote about Kelce. It marked the first time she sang it live in concert while he was in attendance.

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The Eras Tour now heads to Stockholm, Sweden for three concerts before ending the month in Portugal.

It’s been a busy couple of months for both Swift and Kelce.

She headed back out on tour, complete with new costumes and a new set list.

He signed a new deal with the Chiefs that is reportedly work more than $17 million a year, according to NFL.com’s Ian Rapoport.

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Kelce also spent time in Los Angeles filming both “ Are you Smarter Than a Celebrity? ” and “ American Horror Story: Grotesquerie .”

He also attended the Kentucky Derby, the Formula One Grand Prix, and recorded several episodes of his “New Heights” podcast with brother Jason before traveling to Paris.

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