Going to Eiffel tower from CDG, are my directions right?

Question

Someone told me that the fastest route with RER from CDG to Eiffel Tower is this:

Take Line 6 from CDG to Bir-Hakeim

HELP?

If I wanted to look at a map I wouldn't ask this question mmkay?
& dont answer it if you have no clue whatsoever.
mmkay THANKS>

Answer 1

Have you ever heard of a map? They have lots of them in Paris. Also, all the metro stations have maps on the walls and in the trains.

Answer 2

Line 6 is a metro line and so far the metro doesn't go to CDG.

The easiest connection is to take the RER (this is a suburban train which , while crossing the city, also goes underground) B (any direction, CDG is the starting point) and then change at St Michel - Notre Dame and take the RER C direction Versailles or St Quentin (any of these will do). The stop is Champ de Mars. It should take up to 1 hour.

If you do insist on taking the metro, start also with RER B , leave at Denfert Rochereau and take Line 6, direction Etoile (= Arc du Triomphe) and leave at Bir Hakeim. But this will take longer and the connections between RER / Metro take longer then between different RER lines.


Check this URL for all connections
http://www.ratp.info/orienter/f_plan_ang.php?loc=reseaux&nompdf=metro&fm=gif

Enjoy the view!

Answer 3

Bonjour Nilou,

Line 6 is a metro... which is not accessible from CDG.

Take the RER (Express Network) from CDG Terminal 2 to Paris. Here's an orientation map : http://www.bonjourlafrance.net/france-trains/stations/paris_airport_charles_de_gaulle_tgv.htm

Get off at St Michel (this is where Notre Dame is) and then transfer to RER line C heading West.

There are 4 "directions" you can take remembering that in Paris "directions" of trains are indicated by the terminus station. So head to : Montigny or Argenteuil or Versailles Rive Gauche or St-Quentin.

The station to get off at is : Champ de Mars, Tour Eiffel
You can see this itinerary on the RER map in the Source Box below.
CDG = P 9
St Michel = M 12
Eiffel Tower = L 12

To get acquainted with France Train Travel and the signs look here : http://www.bonjourlafrance.net/france-trains/france-trains-how-use.htm