A practical paris guide to the trains, trams, rer lines and stations. By: Sharon E. du Toit
Why was Keanu Reeves so exhausted after filming John Wick: Chapter 4? He did not have this book to easily detour the 222 steps leading up to the Sacré-Coeur!
After exiting The RER B train at the station, you stare at the mountain of stairs before you and wonder if you should discard some of your clothes from your oversized backpack or suitcase. Your wheelchair-bound buddy is pondering if a six pack Red Bull may assist his predicament and your physically disabled mother wants to turn around and take the train back to the airport. Everyone is upset as they did not read this book earlier.
This easy-to-use travel guide will make your journey easier, prevent wasting valuable time and possible bodily harm from having to climb all those stairs. Whether you are physically disabled, wheelchair-bound, lazy or just in a hurry, it does not need to be difficult. This is a much easier way to navigate your way to tourist attractions or even the patisserie shop on the corner.
Using Paris public transport is not as daunting as it may seem. It is easy to use and more budget friendly than taking a cab or taxi. This book will assist you in finding user-friendly stations with escalators and lifts. It also mentions public toilets for a different kind of need. Ideal for all types of travellers, family or movie producers…
The excitement of a carefully planned trip slowly disappears as soon as you get off the RER B train at one of the many Paris stations . You stare at the mountain of stairs and wonder if you should dis…