It's a Metro stop. There shouldn't be much to write home about…read more My awe and wonder over them probably betrays the fact that I live in a city that was shortsighted enough to tear out their tram system and replace it with more roads. But there are a few interesting things here. It's an end of the line station so there's no confusion about what direction you're going. That's handy. And there are's a couple restaurants and a small grocery store in case you need a little something to eat. And it drops you off in a town whose literal translation is Jewville. It makes me smile every time I see that sign. A name like that would never fly in the US. But the real fun, the thing that will get your heart truly pumping is the parking lot. The transitions from level to level were built with exactly 10 cm of clearance on either side so fold back those mirrors, pucker up them cheeks and pray for the best. And the only place you can pay for parking is way on the furthest edge of the second floor. So if you parked on the third floor you either stop on the second, walk all the way to the end of the lot, pay, walk all the way back to the elevator and then head to your floor. Or you drive from the third to the second floor, park on the short, flat area, position your car so that the passenger door can open in the only gap in the wall, climb over the center console, pay, climb back over the console and leave. Could they have put a payment machine in some flat spot at the exit? Sure they could. But how much fun would that be?

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