The Roissy bus is an easy way to get around Paris, even for first-time visitors.

Once you depart from Charles de Gaulle Airport, you can travel directly to Paris city without stopping along the way.

The Roissy bus is also safe, and you can sit in the seat, so you don’t have to worry about suitcases or other heavy luggage.

This is a good thing, but of course it has its disadvantages as well as its advantages.

So let me quickly introduce you to Roissy Bus.

Take a Roissy bus from Charles de Gaulle Airport to Paris City

Practical information

Roissy Bus

RATP

Please note that the prices are different if you buy the tickets in advance from the ticket machine or directly from the driver.

How to get from Terminal 2E to Roissy Bus Terminal

In this article, I will use Terminal 2E as an example.

JAL (Japan Airlines) and Air France arrive at this Terminal 2E.

The image above is a floor plan of Terminal 2E, near the exit.

When you exit the Arrival in the middle, go straight.

The sign above has Bus on it.

It’s a little confusing, but go straight ahead.

There are a lot of illegal cab drivers around here, so be careful.

If you are considering taking a cab to the city of Paris, be sure to take it from the cab stand.

On the way to the bus stop, there is a British supermarket, Marks and Spencer.

If you need something to drink, don’t forget to buy it, as this is the last place you can buy anything.

There is also a cafe and restrooms on the right.

This is also the last place to use the restroom on the way to Paris City, so don’t forget to use it.

The Roissy bus will take you to Paris city in about an hour.

However, depending on traffic congestion, it may take up to an hour and a half.

Also, when you arrive at the opera, be sure to stop by the hotel if it is a distance away.

Further down the corridor, you will come to a less popular passage.

The photo was taken from the opposite side.
If you walk from Arrival, you will feel like you are coming from the back of the picture.

You will see the exit for the Roissy bus stop on your left, go out here.

When you get outside, the first stop will be the Roissy bus stop.

If the Roissy bus hasn’t just left, you’ll recognize it because people are lined up as you can see in the picture.

How to purchase a bus ticket

To use the Roissy bus, you need a ticket, of course.

From the Roissy bus exit, go straight further down the corridor to find a ticket vending machine.

There are two vending machines at the end of the corridor, so please use them to purchase tickets.

The screen operation can be displayed in English, so it is not so difficult.

Cash is accepted, but credit cards are recommended for purchases.

The process is smooth, and cash is better used while sightseeing in Paris.

It is also possible to buy directly from the bus driver, but please note that the fare may be different.

How to take the bus

The Roissy bus has two cars, and you board through the front door.

There will be a ticket check, so please have your tickets ready in advance.

When you board the bus, there is a box like this, so be sure to put your ticket through here.

If you forget to pass your ticket through here, you may be fined a large amount of money even if you have a ticket when the ticket check comes, so please do not forget to do so even in crowded.

Inside the bus, the seats are arranged in various directions like this.

Also, suitcases can be placed on a special shelf.

(There are no stops along the way, so you don’t have to worry about theft.)

As you can see in the picture, the Roissy Bus has a sign for Free Wifi, but you can’t use it.

It may vary depending on the bus you use, but I think it’s best to think of yourself as lucky if you can use it.

Opera stop

The Opera stop on the Roissy bus will be here.

It is located at the corner of rue Scribe and rue Auber.

If you are arriving from Charles de Gaulle airport, you will be a little further back, on the Lafayette side.

How to get from Opéra to Charles de Gaulle Airport

When you take the Roissy bus from the Opera to Charles de Gaulle Airport, there is no problem because the departure and arrival points are at the same place where you arrived, so you can just go to the same place.

Stopped buses will depart in order, starting with the first one.

Tickets can be purchased from ticket vending machines or from the bus driver.

In some situations, such as when the bus driver is getting off the bus, you may have to purchase a ticket from a ticket machine.

(It’s often not working due to malfunction.)

Depending on the time of day, it may be crowded as shown in the picture, so try to get there early.

Once the bus departs, the next stop is Charles de Gaulle Airport.

Check the terminal your airline uses well in advance to make sure you get off at the right one.

Advantages and Disadvantages

Advantages

• Close to the terminal exit to the boarding area
• Non-stop from the airport to the opera
• Definitely a sit-down ride
• Low fares
• Safe on the bus
• The bus stops in front of the terminal when you go to the airport, so you don’t have to move around the airport

Disadvantages

• You have to go around all the terminals.
• You can get stuck in traffic jams
• If you have a lot of luggage, it can be difficult to get it onto the bus
• Difficult to get around afterwards unless you are staying in a hotel in the Opera area
• If you’re at the airport at the wrong time, you’ll have to wait for a bus

Summary

The safest and easiest way to get from Charles de Gaulle airport to Paris city is by Roissy bus.

There is a bus stop right outside the terminal, so you can get around without getting lost.

Also, the way to purchase a ticket is not complicated, so even beginners will have little trouble.

One of the most important aspects of using the Roissy bus is that it arrives at the Opera.

As I mentioned above, if you have a hotel or other place far from the Opera, you will have to travel again, which may reduce the attraction by half.

Please consider how you will get from Charles de Gaulle Airport to Paris city with this in mind.

Thank you again for reading to the end of this article.

Important Notice

Thank you very much for visiting us every day.
From 20 April 2019, buses in Paris have been changed on most routes.
All the routes on this page have been changed to a new route.
In addition, all the linked routes below have been updated to the latest route. Please refer to it when you visit Paris.

This time, I will introduce the route from Line 91 to Line 96.

These Lines have become very easy to use in the April 2019 revision.

Paris Buses RATP are assigned numbers from lines 20 to 96.

There are not all numbered buses, but there are 60 routes in total.

It is difficult to grasp all of them, but please check the easy-to-use routes against the actual route one by one.

Paris Bus Complete Guide Line 91 to Line 96

Line 91

RATP BUS LIGNE 91

April 2019 Revised version

There were some changes in the April 2019 revision.

The departure and arrival point has been changed from Bastille to Gare du Nord.

The other point remains Montparnasse 2–Gare TGV.

The basic route remains the same, and the route is extended further Gare du Nord.

Line 91 is the route that connects the main stations in Paris.

It is now possible to move to Gare de Paris-Montparnasse, Paris Gare de Lyon and Gare du Nord, but it may take some time, so it is recommended for those who have plenty of travel time.

Line 92

RATP BUS LIGNE 92

April 2019 Revised version

There were some changes in the April 2019 revision.

The departure and arrival point has been changed from Gare Montparnasse to Porte d’Orléans.

The other point remains Porte de Champerret.

Line 92 is a convenient route for sightseeing.

The recommended route is between Arc de Triomphe – Champ de Mars – Invalides – Gare Montparnasse.

It is recommended that you use it in combination with other routes.

Line 93

RATP BUS LIGNE 93

April 2019 Revised version

Line 93 runs between Suresnes–De Gaulle and Invalides.

There were some changes in the April 2019 revision.

Please be careful when using it.

Line 93 departs from the center, Invalides, but is not very convenient.

It is convenient for short trips from Invalides to the Champs-Elysees.

It is recommended that you use it in combination with other routes.

Line 94

RATP BUS LIGNE 94

April 2019 Revised version

There were some changes in the April 2019 revision.

The departure and arrival point has been changed from Louison Bobet to Pont de Levallois.

The other point remains Gare Montparnasse.

Line 94 is an easy-to-use route.

Gare Montparnasse – Bon Marché – Musée d’Orsay – Place de la Concorde – L’église de la Madeleine – Gare Saint-Lazare – Parc Monceau
It is a route that you want to use when traveling between these.

It is a route that is easy to use as a means of transportation between the right bank and the left bank, so please use it in combination with other routes.

Line 95

RATP BUS LIGNE 95

April 2019 Revised version

There were no changes in the April 2019 revision.

Line 95 runs between Porte de Vanves and Porte de Montmartre.

Depart Porte de Vanves and and head through the 15th arrondissement to Gare Montparnasse.

Then, cross the Seine, through Saint-Germain-des-Prés, through Pont du Carrousel.

Pass between the Louvre museum and Jardin des Tuileries and enter Avenue de l’Opéra.

Go through Palais Garnier, head to Gare Saint-Lazare.

From Gare Saint-Lazare, via Place de Clichy to the end point, Porte de Montmartre.

Line 95 is convenient as a sightseeing route.

The recommended route is Gare Montparnasse. – Saint-Germain-des-Prés – Louvre Museum and Jardin des Tuileries – Opéra – Gare Saint-Lazare.

This section runs mainly on Avenue de l’Opéra and the main road in central Paris, so you can enjoy the scenery.

This is a route that I would like you to actively use for sightseeing in Paris.

Line 96

RATP BUS LIGNE 96

April 2019 Revised version

There were some changes in the April 2019 revision.

Line 96 runs between Gare Montparnasse and Porte des Lilas.

Depart Gare Montparnasse.

Pass through the Saint-Germain-des-Prés neighborhood and cross the Seine through Boulevard du Palais.

Then, enter Rue de Turenne from Rue de Rivoli.

Cross the Marais district, cross the 20th arrondissement from Rue Oberkampf, and arrive at the end point, Porte des Lilas.

Line 96 is also available for sightseeing in Paris.

It is a good route to travel from the Saint-Germain-des-Prés neighborhood to the Marais district.

There are also some highlights along the way, so please use it according to your sightseeing plan.

Summary

How was it?

Line 91 to Line 96 was revised in 2019 to make all routes easier for tourists to use.

All routes are easy to use, so please try using them according to your Paris sightseeing plan.

Thank you for reading to the end this time.

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From 20 April 2019, buses in Paris have been changed on most routes.
All the routes on this page have been changed to a new route.
In addition, all the linked routes below have been updated to the latest route. Please refer to it when you visit Paris.

This time, I will introduce the route from Line 80 to Line 89.

Many of these routes are very convenient, so let’s use them actively.

Paris Buses RATP are assigned numbers from lines 20 to 96.

There are not all numbered buses, but there are 60 routes in total.

It is difficult to grasp all of them, but please check the easy-to-use routes against the actual route one by one.

Paris Bus Complete Guide Line 80 to Line 89

Line 80

RATP BUS LIGNE 80

April 2019 Revised version

Line 80 runs between Porte de Versailles and Marie du 18e – Jules Joffrin.

There were some changes in the April 2019 revision.

Overall, there are no major changes, so you can still use it.

Depart Porte de Versailles in the 15th arrondissement and aim for Cambronne Métro Station.

Then, pass by the Champ de Mars Park, through Pont de l’Alma, and across the Seine River.

After crossing the Seine, head to Franklin D Roosevelt Station, then to Saint-Lazare Station.

After Saint-Lazare Station, via Place de Clichy, behind Sacré-Cœur, the end point near Clignancourt, arrive at Mairie du 18e – Jules Joffrin.

Line 80 is a long line, but it is also a useful route for sightseeing.

The plan is to go through three locations: Champ de Mars Park, Arc de Triomphe, and Sacré-Cœur.

It is a recommended route for those who want to go around these three efficiently.

If you combine well with other routes, I think you can make effective use of it.

Line 81 – Deleted –

RATP BUS LIGNE 81

April 2019 Abolished

As a result of the 2019 revision, the route has been deleted.

The following is a reference article of the old route.

Line 81 runs between Porte de Saint-Ouen and Châtelet.

After leaving Chatelet, take Rue de Rivoli to Rue de L’Opera, pass between Galeries Lafayette and head north.

Then, via Place de Clichy, traverse the 17th arrondissement and arrive at the end point Porte de Saint-Ouen, just before the ring road.

Line 81 is a convenient route from Châtelet and the Louvre to Galeries Lafayette and Printemps Haussmann.

In addition, the route that runs slightly on the way and the return is different, so be careful when using it.

I don’t think tourists often go to areas above Galeries Lafayette.

Line 82

RATP BUS LIGNE 82

April 2019 Revised version

Line 82 runs between Neuilly – Hôpital Américain and Luxembourg.

There were no changes in the April 2019 revision.

Depart Luxembourg and follow Boulevard du Montparnasse towards the 7th arrondissement.

Pass by Invalides, pass by the Champ de Mars Park, pass Pont d’Iéna and cross the Seine River.

After crossing the Seine, head to the end point, Neuilly –Hôpital Américain, via Victor Hugo Train Station.

Line 82 is also a convenient route for sightseeing in Paris.

The recommended route is Le Jardin du Luxembourg ~ Invalides ~ Champ de Mars ~ Trocadéro.

A particularly recommended section is between Trocadéro and Champ de Mars.

You can see various Eiffel Towers from the bus window, so it is a very fun route.

It is easy to combine with other routes, so it is a route that you want to actively use.

Line 83

RATP BUS LIGNE 83

April 2019 Revised version

The route has been shortened in the April 2019 revision.

The departure and arrival point has been changed from Friedland–Haussmann to Invalides.

The other point remains Porte d’Ivry–Château des Rentiers.

From Franklin D. Roosevelt station, take the Champs Elysees and cross the Seine through the Pont Alexandre, the recommended route is gone, so the activity of line 83 has been considerably lowered.

Still, it is convenient as a means of transportation from Invalides to Luxembourg Park, so it is a route that you want to actively use depending on the situation.

Line 84

RATP BUS LIGNE 84

April 2019 Revised version

There were no changes in the April 2019 revision.

Line 84 runs between Levalois-Alsace and Panthéon.

Depart the Pantheon, pass through the Luxembourg Park, through the Saint-Germain-des-Prés neighborhood, via Boulevard Raspail and Boulevard Saint-Germain, head to the Seine.

Cross the Seine river on the Concorde Bridge, pass through Place de la Concorde, the Madeleine Temple, and head towards Boulevard Malesherbes.

Then, pass by Parc Monceau and head north on Boulevard de Courcelles to the ring road.

Then arrive at the end, Levalois-Alsace.

Line 84 is also very convenient for sightseeing in Paris.

I think the recommended route is Pantheon – Luxembourg Park – Bon Marche department store – Musée d’Orsay – Place de la Concorde – Madeleine Temple – Parc Monceau.

Parc Monceau is a relaxing park, so it’s not a place you should go.

There are also other lines, but it is convenient to move between the Luxembourg Park and the Madeleine Temple.

Line 85

RATP BUS LIGNE 85

April 2019 Revised version

Ligne 85 runs between Châtelet and Saint-Owen Les Ducks.

In 2019, the arrival and departure locations have been changed from Luxembourg to Châtelet.

This is a route that has been considerably less recommended because there are no more departures and arrivals from the Luxembourg.

It departs from the center of Paris, but I think there are few opportunities to use it.

However, if you have accommodation on the route, please use it well as you will head to the center.

In addition, the way there and the way back is quite different, so please be careful when using it.

Line 86

RATP BUS LIGNE 86

April 2019 Revised version

Ligne 86 runs between Champ de Mars and Saint-Mandé–Demi-Lune–Parc Zoologique.

In 2019, the arrival and departure locations have been changed from Saint-Germany-des-Prés to Champ de Mars.

It feels like it is combined with the conventional line 87.

Until now, the route was not very easy to use, but with the extension of the route, it has become a convenient route for sightseeing.

From Champ de Mars with a view of the Eiffel Tower, you can move around Saint-Germain-des-Prés and Place de la Bastille, so it is a route that you want to actively use depending on the sightseeing plan.

Line 87

RATP BUS LIGNE 87

April 2019 Revised version

Ligne 87 runs between Invalides and Porte de Reuilly.

In 2019, the arrival and departure locations have been changed from Champ de Mars to Invalides.

It is the line 87 that was originally suitable for sightseeing, but it is a route that remains convenient in sightseeing even after the route change.

The line connects Invalides, the Saint-Germain area and Place de la Bastille, but it is divided into a route that runs along the Seine and a route that runs along Boulevard Saint-Germain.

Both routes have good scenery and are suitable for shopping.

Line 88

RATP BUS LIGNE 88

April 2019 Revised version

Ligne 88 runs between Porte d’Auteuil and Montsouris–Tombe Issoire.

In 2019, the arrival and departure locations have been changed from Hôpital Européen Georges Pompidou to Porte d’Auteuil.

As you can see from the map, I don’t think that line 88 will be used by tourists.

I think that it will be a route used only by those who have accommodation on the route.

Line 89

RATP BUS LIGNE 89

April 2019 Revised version

There were no changes in the April 2019 revision.

Line 89 runs between Vanves Malakoff and Porte de France.

Depart Vanves Malakoff and continue through the 15th arrondissement.

Follow Rue de Vaugirard to the Luxembourg Park.

Then, run along the Seine from the front of Pont de Sully and enter the 13th arrondissement.

After that, head to the end point, Porte de France.

Line 89 is available in some circumstances.

The tourist route is from The Luxembourg Park to Panthéon to Jardin des Plantes.

Rather than sightseeing, it feels like a convenient route to move around.

Summary

How was it?

All numbers were operated on Line 80 to Line 89, but unfortunately line 81 was deleted.

There are many convenient routes in Line 80 to Line 89, but we especially recommend the Line 82, 86, and 87.

Other routes are also very convenient for a little travel, so please actively use them when sightseeing in Paris.

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Especially, Line 72 is recommended of all buses.

Paris Buses RATP are assigned numbers from lines 20 to 96.

There are not all numbered buses, but there are 60 routes in total.

It is difficult to grasp all of them, but please check the easy-to-use routes against the actual route one by one.

This time, I will introduce the route from Line 70 to Line 76.

Paris Bus Complete Guide Line 70 to Line 77

Line 70

RATP BUS LIGNE 70

April 2019 Revised version

Line 70 runs between Radio France and Hôtel de Ville.

There were some route changes in the April 2019 revision, but basically it is little different from the old route.

After departing Hôtel de Ville, cross the Seine through the Pont Neuf.

Then, the bus goes through Rue Saint-Sulpice and Rue de Sèvres and Rue Lecourbe.

Cross the Seine again across the 15th arrondissement.

Across the Seine is Radio France, the end point.

Line 70 is also a convenient route for sightseeing.

From Châtelet area, we will cross Pont Neuf, so I think the scenery around here is also very good.

Then, run through Saint-Germain-des-Prés neighborhood and pass Église Saint-Sulpice, which became a hot topic in Dan Brown’s book.

You’ll also pass by Le Bon Marché department store.

I think the section up to this point is convenient for sightseeing.

In addition, Centre Commercial Beaugrenelle, just before the end of point, is a large shopping mall, so if you are tired of brand shopping, it may not be bad to stop by.

Line 71 – New –

PARIS BUS LIGNE 71

April 2019 Revised version

Line 71 was newly established in April 2019.

Unfortunately, the usability is not very good.

If you have accommodation around Nation, you may want to use it.

Line 72

RATP BUS LIGNE 72

April 2019 Revised version

Line 72 was extended in the April 2019 revision.

This route between Parc de Saint-Cloud and Hôtel de Ville has been extended to Gare de Lyon.

The recommended route of one of the best bus lines in Paris has been further upgraded.

After departing from Gare de Lyon, you’re followed by a run along the Seine, then through Rue de Rivoli, the Louvre Museum and Jardin des Tuileries, to Place de la Concorde.

After that, it continue to run along the Seine again.

After the Trocadéro, it runs along the Seine to the 16th arrondissement of Parc Sainte-Périne.

Then cross the ring road to the end point, Parc de Saint-Cloud.

The bus runs a considerable distance along the Seine, but the return route is two-thirds  along the Seine.

Cross the Alexander III Bridge.

It is said to be the most beautiful bridge over the Seine.

There are no tourist spots ahead of Trocadéro, but if you want to take a bus all along the Seine, you may want to go to Radio France.

This is a route that you definitely want to use for sightseeing in Paris.

Line 73

RATP BUS LIGNE 73

April 2019 Revised version

Line 73 runs between La Garenne-Collombes Charlesbourg and Musée d’Orsay.

There were no changes in the April 2019 revision.

After departing from Musée d’Orsay, head to Place de la Concorde.

Then continue on Avenue des Champs-Élysées to the Arc de Triomphe.

After the Arc de Triomphe, continue straight along Avenue de la Grande Armée and cross the ring road.

After crossing the ring road, continue straight along Avenue Charles de Gaulle.

After the New Arc de Triomphe, La Défense, head to the end point, La Garenne-Collombes Charlesbourg.

Although it is quite a route in terms of distance, it goes straight on Avenue des Champs-Élysées, so I think it is a good sightseeing route.

However, I think that the only place past the Arc de Triomphe is La Défense, I think it will be a round trip between these.

La Défense itself is made up of office buildings and shopping centers, so it’s not a special attraction.

It is a recommended spot for those who have time during their stay.

Line 73 is an excellent route from the Musée d’Orsay to the Arc de Triomphe.

Please note that some sections does not operate on Sundays or public holidays.

Line 74

RATP BUS LIGNE 74

April 2019 Revised version

Line 74 runs between Crichy – Berges de Seine and Châtelet.

There was a change in the bus stop in the 2019 revision.

The arrival and departure stations have been changed from Hôtel de Ville to Châtelet.

After departing Châtelet, from Rue de Rivoli, head towards Rue du Louvre.

Then follow the road to Rue Montmartre, Rue du Faubourg Montmartre, Rue Notre Dame de Lorette and Boulevard de Clichy.

Then, cross the ring road to the end point, Clichy – Berges de Seine.

Line 74 departs from the center, but surprisingly does not pass through tourist spots.

However, since it runs in the area where accommodation gathers, if you have accommodation around here, it may be an active route.

Line 75

RATP BUS LIGNE 75

April 2019 Revised version

Line 75 runs between Panthéon and Porte de Pantin.

In 2019, the arrival and departure locations have been changed from Pont Neuf to Panthéon.

This route is more distanced than the previous route.

Line 75 also departs from central Paris, but is not a very active route.

The main route is to travel from around Panthéon to Place de la République.

I think it depends on the accommodation.

Line 76

RATP BUS LIGNE 76

April 2019 Revised version

Line 76 runs between Châtelet and Louise Michel.

In 2019, the arrival and departure locations have been changed from Louvre – Rivoli to Châtelet.

The route is slightly shorter.

After departing Châtelet, it runs along the Seine to Place de la Bastille.

Then cross the 11th and 20th arrondissements, crossing the ring road to the end point Louise Michel.

Line 76 also departs from central Paris, but the active section is between Châtelet and Place de la Bastille.

If you have the opportunity to use between these, it is a route that you want to actively utilize.

Line 77 – New –

PARIS BUS LIGNE 77

April 2019 Revised version

Line 77 was newly established in 2019.

Unfortunately, it is a route that is not very active in sightseeing.

I think that it will be used when moving from Paris Gare de Lyon to Bois de Vincennes.

Summary

How was it?

Line 72 to Line 77 generally runs through the center of Paris, but there are quite a lot of differences in usability depending on the route.

Two new Lines were added, but it was disappointing on a route that was less convenient than I thought.

The most important line is Line 72.

This route along the Seine is very scenic, so it is a route that you want to actively utilize.

Line 70 and Line 73 are convenient depending on the situation

I think that the frequency of use of these will change depending on the destination.

Other routes depend on the property.

So please use them well depending on the situation.

Thank you for reading to the end again this time.

How to get on the bus and how to purchase a ticket are introduced below.

If you are new to Paris bus use, please check before reading here and you will understand smoothly.

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From 20 April 2019, buses in Paris have been changed on most routes.
All the routes on this page have been changed to a new route.
In addition, all the linked routes below have been updated to the latest route. Please refer to it when you visit Paris.

This time, I will introduce the route from Line 60 to Line 69.

There are many routes that are convenient for daily use and sightseeing, so please use it actively.

Paris Buses RATP are assigned numbers from lines 20 to 96.

There are not all numbered buses, but there are 60 routes in total.

It is difficult to grasp all of them, but please check the easy-to-use routes against the actual route one by one.

Paris Bus Complete Guide Line 60 to Line 69

Line 60

RATP BUS LIGNE 60

April 2019 Revised version

Line 60 runs between Porte de Montmartre and Gambetta.

There were some route changes in the April 2019 revision.

The overall route has not changed.

Depart Porte de Montmartre, located on the ring road above Sacré-Cœur.

Then cross the 18th arrondissement to the 19th arrondissement.

The 19th arrondissement also runs through and arrives at the end point, Gambetta.

There are few sightseeing spots, and it runs in areas that are not very safe, so I think that it is a route that is not used by tourists.

Line 61

RATP BUS LIGNE 61

April 2019 Revised version

Line 61 runs between Place d’Italia and Églie de Pantin.

There were some route changes in the April 2019 revision.

The departure station that was Gare d’Austerlitz has been changed to Place d’Italia.

In addition, I think that it will not be used for sightseeing, so I think that it will be used only by those who have accommodation on the route.

Line 62

RATP BUS LIGNE 62

April 2019 Revised version

Line 62 runs between Porte de Saint-Cloud and Porte de France.

There were no changes in the April 2019 revision.

Depart Porte de Saint-Cloud in the 16th arrondissement.

Then cross the 15th, 14th, and 13th arrondissements to the destination Porte de France.

Since it is a route that runs exactly sideways on the under side of Paris, I think that Line 62 is also a route that is not used for tourists.

Line 63

RATP BUS LIGNE 63

April 2019 Revised version

Line 63 runs between Porte de la Muette and Gare de Lyon.

There were no changes in the April 2019 revision.

Depart Porte de la Muette in the 16th arrondissement.

Then, pass Trocadéro, cross Pont de l’Alma, and follow the Seine.

Past Invalides, enter Boulevard Saint-Germain and through Saint-Germain-des-Prés neighborhood.

Along the Seine, cross Pont d’Austerlitz and head to Gare de Lyon.

Line 63 is an attractive tourist route, because it runs along the Seine.

Next to the departure point, Porte de la Muette, is the Marmottan Monet Museum, after which you can see the Eiffel Tower at Trocadéro.

Invalides is another must-see attraction.

Also, just on the bus, you can often see the Eiffel Tower, so you can feel like sightseeing even if you do not get off on the way.

Saint-Germain-des-Prés neighborhood is also ideal for shopping and dining as there are plenty of fashionable shops.

Jardin des Plantes are also very nice depending on the season, so you can buy sandwiches and croissants in the Saint-Germain-des-Prés and enjoy your lunch in the park.

Line 63 is full of highlights, so it is recommended to actively use it.

Line 64

RATP BUS LIGNE 64

April 2019 Revised version

There were many changes in the April 2019 revision.

Line 64 runs between Gambetta and Place d’Italia, but both destinations have been extended to connect Denfart-Rochereau and Porte des Lilas.

The route has been extended and it has become a little convenient, but I think that it will be used only by those who have accommodation on the route.

Line 65 – Deleted –

RATP BUS LIGNE 65

April 2019 Suspension of operations

Line 65 runs between Gare de Lyon to Porte de la Chapelle.

Unfortunately, it has been deleted in April 2019.

Please be careful.

After departing from Gare de Lyon, via Place de la Bastille and head north on Boulevard Beaumarchais towards Place de la République.

After that, go to the ring road along the railway tracks that comes into Gare du Nord through Gare de l’Est and Gare du Nord.

In front of the ring road is the end point, Porte de la Chapelle.

Line 65 is an active section between Gare du Nord and Gare de l’Est and Place de la Bastille.

It is not so much a tourist spot, but I think that you can see Place de la République and Place de la Bastille.

In addition, just between connecting these two squares, it will be The Marais district where various shops and restaurants gather, so I think that it is fun to take a walk.

Other than that, I think that it is a very recommended route for those heading to Gare de Lyon from Gare du Nord and east Gare de l’Est.

Line 66

RATP BUS LIGNE 66

April 2019 Revised version

Line 66 runs between Marie Saint-Ouen and Opéra.

There were no changes in the April 2019 revision.

After departing Opéra, pass in front of Galeries Lafayette and head to Saint-Lazare Station.

After passing The Saint Lazare Station, go along the road for a while, then cross the ring road, passing through the 17th arrondissement.

Beyond that is the end point, Mairie Saint-Ouen.

Line 66 takes you through the tourist spot Opéra, Galeries Lafayette and Printemps, but there are no other tourist spot after San Lazare Station.

Also, Opéra and Galeries Lafayette are within walking area, so you’ll arrive while waiting for the bus.

Therefore, I think that it is unlikely to be used by tourists.

Line 67

RATP BUS LIGNE 67

April 2019 Revised version

There were many changes in the April 2019 revision.

Line 67 between Pigalle and Porte de Gentilly was shortened and departed from Palais Royal.

Pass by the Louvre museum and follow the Seine for a while.

The Cité island also passes by, crossing the Seine through the Isle of Saint-Louis.

Then, pass through Jardin des Plantes and through the 13th arrondissement to the end point, Porte de Gentilly.

Line 67 has lost its charm due to the revision.

There are many tourist spots, but the distance to travel is short, so there may be few opportunities to use it.

This route is recommended for those who may move from the Louvre area to Jardin des Plantes.

This route is also recommended for those who have accommodations near Place d’Italie.

Please note that there are some differences there and on the way back, so be careful when using it.

Line 68

RATP BUS LIGNE 68

April 2019 Revised version

Line 68 runs between Place de Clichy to Châtillon–Montrouge.

There were no changes in the April 2019 revision.

Depart Place de Clichy and continue south on Rue Blanche.

Pass by Galeries Lafayette, through Via Opéra, between the Louvre museum and Jardin des Tuileries, and across the Seine.

Then, follow the Seine, into Boulevard Saint-Germain, and down Boulevard Raspail.

Continue past the Cartier Museum, across the 14th arrondissement, across the ring road, to the end point, Châtillon – Montrouge.

Line 68 also passes through many tourist spots.

The road from Galeries Lafayette, Opéra area, to the Louvre runs down Avenue de l’Opéra, so you can see the scenery from the bus window.

It is also beautiful view when you run between the Louvre museum and Jardin des Tuileries.

Afterwards, you can also stop by Bon marché department store and Luxembourg Park.

If you’re tired of the famous museums, the Cartier Museum is also a good place to visit.

In addition, line 68 is also slightly different from the way back, so be careful.

From the Galeries Lafayette neighborhood, the Cartier Museum is a route you’d like to actively use when sightseeing in Paris.

Line 69

RATP BUS LIGNE 69

April 2019 Revised version

Line 69 runs between Champ de Mars and Gambetta.

There were no changes in the April 2019 revision.

Depart from the Champs de Mars Park.

Follow Rue Saint-Dominique towards Saint-Germain-des-Prés.

Through Pont Royal, cross the Seine and run along the Seine for a while towards Place de la Bastille.

Then cross the 11th arrondissement to the end Gambetta.

Line 69 runs many sightseeing spots.

After seeing the Eiffel Tower, head to Invalides, enjoy A nice view along the Seine, and then head to the Marais district.

In addition, the return route is a route between the Louvre museum and Jardin des Tuileries, so you can enjoy the way back.

It is a route that you want to use by combining other routes well.

Summary

How was it?

There are many lines in 60 to 69, but they are clearly different between available and non-using routes.

The routes you want to actively use are Lines 63, 68, and 69.

These three Lines are convenient, so it is a route that you want to combine well with other routes.

Thank you for reading to the end again this time.

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From 20 April 2019, buses in Paris have been changed on most routes.
All the routes on this page have been changed to a new route.
In addition, all the linked routes below have been updated to the latest route. Please refer to it when you visit Paris.

This time, I will introduce the route from Line 52 to Line 59.

Line 52 to Line 59 is generally used by a limited number of people.

I think that there is a route that is convenient every day if there is accommodation on the route, but others will not use it

Paris Buses RATP are assigned numbers from lines 20 to 96.

There are not all numbered buses, but there are 60 routes in total.

It is difficult to grasp all of them, but please check the easy-to-use routes against the actual route one by one.

Paris Bus Complete Guide Line 52 to Line 59

Line 52

RATP BUS LIGNE 52

April 2019 Revised version

Line 52 runs between Parc de Saint-Cloud and Opéra.

There are no changes in the April 2019 revision.

Depart Opéra and go through L’église de la Madeleine.

Pass through Place de la Concorde and on the road behind one of the Champs-Elysées.

Take a little big turn and head to the Arc de Triomphe.

After the Arc de Triomphe, head to Victor Hugo Station.

After that, Parc de Saint-Cloud will be the end point through the 16th arrondissement and beyond the ring road.

Line 52 is not a bad route, but a practical place will be the way from Opéra to Arc de Triomphe.

However, it doesn’t pass through the Champs-Elysées, so it may not be for those who want to go through the ornate Champs-Elysees.

Please note that Traffic is bad around Avenue des Champs-Elysées, so if you want to get to Arc de Triomphe early, this line may arrive earlier.

Line 53 – Deleted –

RATP BUS LIGNE 53

April 2019 Suspension of operation

Line 53 has been abolished in April 2019.

The following articles are for reference articles before April 2019.

Line 53 runs between Pont de Levallois and Opéra.

Depart the opera and head up to Saint-Lazare Station.

Then, cross the ring road and arrive at Pont de Levallois.

Line 53 does not pass through tourist spots in particular, so I think it is an unnecessary route for tourists.

If you don’t have accommodation on the route, you wouldn’t be using it.

Line 54

RATP BUS LIGNE 54

April 2019 Revised version

Line 54 runs beween Porte d’Aubervillers and Gabriel Peri.

It has been slightly changed by the revision in 2019.

However, I think that there is no particular problem because it is not a route used by tourists.

Depart from Porte d’Aubervillers on the ring road, north of Gare de l’Est.

Pass through Gare de l’Est and Gare du Nord, the lower part of Sacré-Cœur, through Boulevard de Clichy, and head to Place de Clichy.

Then continue through Boulevard de Clichy to Porte de Clichy, cross the ring road, and arrive at the end, Gabriel Peri.

Line 56

RATP BUS LIGNE 56

April 2019 Revised version

Line 56 runs between Porte de Clignancourt and Château de Vincennes.

There were some changes in the April 2019 revision.

There is Porte de Clignancourt, around the ring road, above Sacré-Cœur.

Departing from here, pass by Sacré-Cœur and through Gare de l’Est and Gare du Nord.

Then, cross the 11th arrondissement through Place de la République.

The end point is near the forest entrance of Bois de Vincennes via Place de la Nation.

Line 56 does not run much of a tourist spot.

I think that it is a route that is not used so much except for those who go to Sacré-Cœur or to Bois de Vincennes from around Gare du Nord.

Line 57

RATP BUS LIGNE 57

April 2019 Revised version

Line 57 runs between Arcueil–Laplace RER and Porte de Bagnolet–Louis Ganne.

It is a route that has not changed in the revision of 2019.

Depart from Porte de Bagnolet–Louis Ganne along the ring road on the 20th arrondissement.

Pass by Place de la Nation, via Paris Gare de Lyon, and cross the Seine.

Then, go through Place d’Italie and go through the 13th arrondissement.

Cross the ring road and reach the end point, Arcueil –Laplace RER.

Line 57 is also unlikely to be used by tourists unless there is accommodation on route.

Line 58

RATP BUS LIGNE 58

April 2019 Revised version

Line 58 reuns between Vanves – Lycée Michellet and Châtelet.

There were some changes in the revision of 2019.

It is not a big change because it is only a route change of Île de la Cité

After departing Chatelet, cross Pont Neuf.

After crossing the Seine, you’ll pass through Odéon and through Le Jardin du Luxembourg.

After that, pass through Montparnasse Tower and Gare Montparnasse, and cross the 14th arrondissement to the ring road.

You will soon arrive at the end point, Vanves–Lycée Michellet.

Line 58 departs Chatelet, so it is easy to ride, to head to the Louvre museum or BHV.

After that, it will pass through Le Jardin du Luxembourg, so if you want to take a walk around Saint-Germain-des-Prés, I think you can make effective use of it.

In addition, it also passes through Gare Montparnasse, so it is a line that is also active for those who go to regional cities.

Line 59 – New –

PARIS BUS LIGNE 59

Line 59 is new line.

Unfortunately, I think that it is unlikely to be used for sightseeing.

It is only available for those who have accommodations on the route.

Summary

In the 2019 revision, Line 53 has been abolished, and Line 59 was added instead.

I think that it will be about Line 52 and Line 58 that are easy to use.

Other routes will not be used unless there is accommodation on the route.

Lines 52 and Line 58 may also be substituted on other Bus Line, so if you are using a bus in Paris for the first time, I think that there is no problem if you ignore all the routes in Line 52 to Line 59 this time.

Thank you for reading to the end this time.

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From 20 April 2019, buses in Paris have been changed on most routes.
All the routes on this page have been changed to a new route.
In addition, all the linked routes below have been updated to the latest route. Please refer to it when you visit Paris.

This time, I will introduce the route from Line 40 to Line 48.

There is a difference in convenient depending on the route, but there are also recommended routes.

In particular, Line 42 and Line 45 are great value for those staying between Gare du Nord and Opéra.

Paris Buses RATP are assigned numbers from lines 20 to 96.

There are not all numbered buses, but there are 60 routes in total.

It is difficult to grasp all of them, but please check the easy-to-use routes against the actual route one by one.

Paris Bus Complete Guide Line 40 to Line 48

Line 40

Paris Bus Ligne 40

April 2019 Revised version

Line 40 runs between Le Peletier and Mairie du 18e – Jules Joffrin.

It is a route that runs around Sacré-Cœur, so it is recommended for those who do not want to go up a hill.

It is a recommended route for those staying around Gare du Nord to go sightseeing at Sacré-Cœur.

However, the area around Sacré-Cœur is often crowded, so it may take longer than expected.

Especially on the way back, it will be downhill, so I think it is faster to walk to the metro station on foot.

It is a route that I want to use well according to the schedule of the trip.

It is an EV bus, it is environmentally friendly.

The size is compact and cute bus.

Line 42

RATP BUS LIGNE 42

April 2019 Revised version

Line 42 runs between Boulogne – Ile Seguin and Gare Saint-Lazare.

There was a major route change in the April 2019 revision.

The section to Parc André Citroën and L’église de la Madeleine has not changed, but the route from L’église de la Madeleine to Gare du Nord has changed to Gare Saint-Lazare.

Away from Parc André Citroën, it runs further across the Seine and goes to Ile Seguin, so it is a fairly long distance.

It is a line that is a little less attractive than before, but it is still very active in sightseeing.

Saint-Lazare Station, Madeleine Temple, Place de la Concorde, Champs-Elysées and Franklin D Roosevelt Station.

Then, cross the Seine, through Pont de l’Alma.

Then cross Champ de Mars Park at the foot of Eiffel Tower.

You will visit quite a few popular tourist spots.

With the exception of the Louvre museum and Arc de Triomphe, it’s an excellent line 42 that will take you to almost everything you can see.

(The Louvre also arrives quickly, through Jardin des Tuileries, if you get off at Place de la Concorde)

(The Arc de Triomphe is also right in front of you if you get off at Franklin D Roosevelt Station.)

If you don’t have time, just take a bus and pass by, you’ll definitely have a lot of fun.

Line 43

RATP BUS LIGNE 43

April 2019 Revised version

Line 43 runs between Neuilly–Bagatelle and Gare du Nord.

In the 2019 revision, it was classified as a line that had changed, but we looked at the route and found no changes in particular.

Please note that there may be changes to the stops, etc.

After departing from Gare du Nord, cross the 9th arrondissement and head to Saint-Lazare Station.

From Saint-Lazare station, you will not go to the Arc de Triomphe, but via the Ternes station to the ring road.

All that’s left is to aim for the end point, Newly – Bagatelle.

Unless you have accommodation on the route, it’s a route you don’t use very much.

The final point, Nuuilly–Bagatelle, is located in Bois de Boulogne, so it may be worth a visit if you’re heading here.

You may also want to visit the recently talked about Fondation Louis Vuitton.

However, the above two tourist spots can be substituted on other routes, so I think that it is not necessary to use them.

Line 45 – New –

RATP BUS LIGNE 45

April 2019 Revised version

Line 45 is new.

It left Place de la Concorde and headed towards Gare du Nord, so it’s a fairly easy-to-use route.

After departing from Place de la Concorde,through L’église de la Madeleine, Opéra and Lafayette Street.

There are no tourist spots away from Gare du Nord, so I don’t think you will be going there.

In addition, it is a very convenient route for those who are staying near Peltier Station from around Gare du Nord and plan to take a Roissy bus to the airport when returning home.

When you get on from the bus stop between Gare du Nord and Peltier Station, the Opéra Arrival stops directly behind the Roissy bus.

Even if there is a heavy luggage such as a suitcase, there is no travel distance, so you can transfer very easily.

Line 46

RATP BUS LIGNE 46

April 2019 Revised version

Line 46 runs between Château de Vincennes and Gare du Nord.

It is a route that did not change in the revision in April 2019.

After leaving Gare du Nord, it is a route that crosses the 11th and 12th arrondissements through Gare de l’Est to Bois de Vincennes.

If you are going to Bois de Vincennes, unless you stay on the way, I think that it is a route that you will not use in particular.

Line 47

RATP BUS LIGNE 47

April 2019 Revised version

Line 47 runs between Fort du Kremlin-Bicêtre and Châtelet.

In the 2019 revision, the distance has been shortened.

It has been changed to Châtelet departure from the previous departure from Gare de l’Est.

Other routes have not changed.

It doesn’t go through many tourist spots.

It is the means of transportation to The Right Bank and The Left Bank.

In addition, there are many accommodations such as hotels in Place d’Italie on the route, so it may be used often as a means of transportation to the center for those staying in this area.

Line 48

RATP BUS LIGNE 48

April 2019 Revised version

Line 48 runs between Gare du Nord and Porte des Lilas.

In the 2019 revision, the route was shortened.

From Gare du Nord, cross the 19th arrondissement and take the ring road to the end point Porte des Lilas.

There are no tourist spots in particular, so I don’t think it will be used by tourist.

Summary

Due to the revision in 2019, the convenient route was considerably limited.

Line 40, Line 42, and Line 45 are important.

Please use these three routes actively.

Other than that, it is a route that will not be used unless there is accommodation.

Please try to combine well with your travel plan.

Thank you for reading to the end this time.

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All the routes on this page have been changed to a new route.
In addition, all the linked routes below have been updated to the latest route. Please refer to it when you visit Paris.

Paris Buses RATP are assigned numbers from lines 20 to 96.

There are not all numbered buses, but there are 60 routes in total.

It is difficult to grasp all of them, but please check the easy-to-use routes against the actual route one by one.

This time, I will introduce the route from Line 30 to Line 39.

Line 30 to 39 has a limited number of convenient lines.
It may be suitable for visiting museums.

Paris Bus Complete Guide Line 30 to Line 39

Line 30

RATP BUS LIGNE 30

April 2019 Revised version

Line 30 runs between Hôpital Européen Georges Pompidou and Pigalle.

The route was changed in April 2019.

The departure became Pigalle, and the end point until Trocadéro was extended, and the Eiffel Tower also passed.

The Arc de Triomphe also passs on the way, so it is a more easy-to-use route than ever before.

Sacré-Cœur Temple is also within walking distance of Pigalle, so it’s a bus to see the main attractions.

Line 30 is a route around the outside, not through the center of Paris.

How to use is a ride from the Eiffel Tower to Trocadéro, Arc de Triomphe, Parc Monceau and Sacré-Cœur Temple. (Of course, the opposite is OK)

The best place is that you can cross Pont d’Iéna, which connects the Eiffel Tower to Trocadéro by bus.

The view from the bus is even better, so I would definitely recommend it.

It is a route that you need to use actively when sightseeing in Paris.

Line 31

RATP BUS LIGNE 31

April 2019 Revised version

Line31 does not change in the revision in April 2019.

It runs between Charles de Gaulle–Étoile and Gare de l’Est.

I think that tourist spots rarely go through because it goes through the back side of Sacré-Cœur.

If the hotel you are staying at is not on this line, I think that tourists probably don’t use it.

Line 32

RATP BUS LIGNE 32

April 2019 Revised version

Line 32 runs between Porte d’Auteuil and Gare de l’Est.

In april 2019, the route has been slightly changed.

Please note that the routes of 2nd arrondissement and 9th arrondissement have changed.

Line 32 starts in the 16th arrondissement with good security.

Pass by Musée Marmottan Monet and head to Trocadéro.

After Trocadéro, you’re on Avenue Pierre 1er de Serbie to the Champs-Elysées.

Please note that the destination from the Champs-Elysées is different there and on the way back.

Then head to Saint-Lazare Station, follow the roads around the Opera, and arrive at Gare de l’Est.

Line 32 is not a bad route, but it is not good to use.

If you are going to Musée Marmottan Monet or going from the Eiffel Tower to Galeries Lafayette, I think it will be a popular route.

Choose according to your sightseeing plan.

Line 35

RATP BUS LIGNE 35

April 2019 Revised version

Line 35 runs between Marie d’Aubervillers and Gare de l’Est.

In April 2019, the route was not changed.

Depart from Gare de l’Est and head up the road to Gare du Nord.

Then head beyond the ring road surrounding Paris to Marie d’Aubervillers.

Line 35 runs in areas where there are no tourist spots and is not very safe, so it is a route that is not recommended for general travelers.

Please do not get on by mistake when using the bus from Gare de l’Est or Gare du Nord.

Line 38

RATP BUS LIGNE 38

April 2019 Revised version

Line 38 runs between Porte d’Orléans and Porte de la Chapelle.

There were some route changes in the April 2019 revision.

Previously, it was from Gare du Nord, but the end point has been extended to Porte de la Chapelle.

After departure from Porte de la Chapelle, take Gare du Nord to Musée des Arts et Métiers.

After that, we will go straight towards the Seine.

Cross the Cité Island, pass through Le Jardin du Luxembourg, enter the 14th arrondissement and arrive at Porte d’Orléans.

This route is not bad because it runs in the center, but it does not run so much in the main tourist spot.

However, if you book a hotel on a tour, you may be prepared to stay at a hotel around Gare du Nord.

In that case, it may be an active route when going out in the direction of Chatelet and around Luxembourg.

Please check the location of the hotel where you will be staying and use it.

Line 39

RATP BUS LIGNE 39

April 2019 Revised version

Line 39 runs between Frères Voisin and Gare du Nord.

The revision in April 2019, the route has been slightly changed.

Depart from Gare du Nord and head towards Musée Grévin and head to central Paris.

After going out to the Opera Street, cross the Seine, through the road between the Louvre museum and the Tuilerie Park.

After crossing the Seine, head through Saint-Germain-des-Prés to Montparnasse Station.

Sightseeing is available from Gare du Nord to Montparnasse Station.

It also pass the Louvre Museum, so I think it is a useful route for sightseeing.

Summary

How was it?

Before the revision in 2019, either Gare du Nord or Gare de l’Est was the departure station for Line 30 to 39.

All the lines have their remains, but only line 30 has not passed at all.

However, the usability is the best.

If you stay around Gare du Nord, Line 30 to 39 is very active, so please combine them well and use.

Lines 30, 32 and 39 are active on Line 30 to 39.

It is line 38 that seems to be somey active.

Lines 31 and 35 are safe to ignore unless there are a lot of circumstances.

Of course, the situation changes considerably depending on the accommodation, so please try to combine it well with your travel plan.

Thank you for reading to the end this time.

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Important Notice

Thank you very much for visiting us every day.
From 20 April 2019, buses in Paris have been changed on most routes.
All the routes on this page have been changed to a new route.
In addition, all the linked routes below have been updated to the latest route. Please refer to it when you visit Paris.

Paris Buses RATP are assigned numbers from lines 20 to 96.

There are not all numbered buses, but there are 60 routes in total.

It is difficult to grasp all of them, but please check the easy-to-use routes against the actual route one by one.

This time, I will introduce the route from Line 20 to Line 29.

How to get on the bus and how to purchase a ticket are introduced below.

If you are new to paris bus, please check before reading here and you will understand smoothly.

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Line 20

RATP BUS LIGNE 20

April 2019 Revised version

Line 20 runs between Louison Bobet and Porte des Lilas.

It is between Saint Lazare station and Place de la Republique that is active in tourism.

Departure is Louison Bobet.

From outside the ring road, take The Malesherbes Street straight towards Saint-Lazare Station.

The area around San Lazare station is a little different there and on the way back.

Via the opera, head to Place de la République.

Then pass through the Belleville station area and end point Porte des Lilas on the ring road.

Please note that there are some differences there and on the way back.

Line 21

RATP BUS LIGNE 21

April 2019 Revised version

Line 21 runs between Porte de Saint-Ouen – Hôpital Bichat and Porte de Gentilly, from the top to the bottom of Paris.

From Porte de Saint-Ouen, this route takes you through Saint-Lazare Station, through Opéra, and through the Louvre, Chatelet, Cité and Luxembourg.

On the way, we will cross the Seine, so the scenery is very good.

I’d like to make the most of Line 21.

I think that it is suitable for the transfer to Luxembourg park from Saint Lazare station to the sightseeing activity.

Line 22

RATP BUS LIGNE 22

April 2019 Revised version

Line 22 runs between Porte de Saint-Cloud and San Lazare Station.

From Saint-Lazare Station, head to the Arc de Triomphe.

Then head to Trocadéro, where you can see the Tour Eiffel.

I think that the route up to this point is active in normal sightseeing.

There are no general tourist spots ahead, so I don’t think you will use it in particular.

Between San Lazare and Trocadéro, Line22 runs almost the same route there and on the way back, please use it actively.

Line 24

RATP BUS LIGNE 24

April 2019 Revised version

Line 24 runs between Panthéon and École Vétérinaere de Maisons-Alfort.

Before the revision in April 2019, it was a very fun route around the main tourist spots, but after the revision, it has been a route that is rarely used for sightseeing.

If you have accommodation on the route, you may use it from the Bercy station area to the Panthéon.

Line 25 – New –

RATP BUS LIGNE 25

April 2019 New routes

Line 25 has been added in April 2019.

Unfortunately, this route is rarely used by tourists.

Line 26

RATP BUS LIGNE 26

April 2019 Revised version

Line 26 runs between Gare Saint-Lazare and Nation.

Line26 does not change the route even if it is revised in April 2019.

Departing from Saint-Lazare Station, take the road behind Printemps and Galeries Lafayette to Gare du Nord and Gare de l’Est.

After that, it will head for Nation across the 19th and 20th arrondissements.

It is not a route used for sightseeing because tourist spots do not pass.

It is valid if the hotel you are staying at is on this route.

Line 27

RATP BUS LIGNE 27

April 2019 Revised version

Line27 runs between Gare Saint-Lazare and Porte d’Ivry.

This route does not change the route even if it is revised in April 2019.

Depart from Saint-Lazare Station, pass Opéra, and run between the Louvre museum and Jardin des Tuileries.

Then, follow the Seine, through the Luxembourg Park, and through Place d’italia, the center of the 13th arrondissement, to Porte d’Ivry.

The highlight of Line 27 is the road between Jardin des Tuileries and the Louvre Museum.

You can see a slightly different scenery again if you take a bus around the place where you usually walk.

There are no special attractions ahead of luxembourg park without the hotel where you are staying.

Place d’italia has a little shopping mall, but it’s not a good place to go.

From Saint-Lazare to Luxembourg Park, there are plenty of attractions to see wherever you get off, so you have to make the most of this route.

Line 28

RATP BUS LIGNE 28

April 2019 Revised version

Line28 runs between Gare Saint-Lazare to Gare Montparnasse.

The april 2019 revision shortened the overall route.

Previously, it was a route to Porte d’Orléans, but after the revision, it has been changed to a route to Montparnasse station.

From Saint-Lazare Station, head for Franklan D Roosevelt Station.

After Franklan D Roosevelt station, pass the Grand Palais, cross the Seine and head for Invalides.

Then, pass the Champs de Mars Park, a park right in front of the Eiffel Tower, towards Montparnasse.

It is not a bad route as a sightseeing route.

You can also get off at École Militaire and head to the Champs de Mars Park to enjoy the Eiffel Tower.

It is also recommended for those who go somewhere from Montparnasse Station or who are planning to go sightseeing around Montparnasse.

I think that you have to make the most of this route too.

Line 29

RATP BUS LIGNE 29

April 2019 Revised version

Line29 runs between Gare Saint-Lazare and Porte de Montempoivre.

In the April 2019 revision, the route was only slightly changed.

It is possible to use it as before.

Leave Saint-Lazare Station, pass Opéra, and head to Le Marais.

Then, via the Bastille, go through Lyon Station to Porte de Montempoivre.

Among the lines in the 20’s, it is a line that feels like moving rather than sightseeing.

I think it’s a good route from around the Opera to Le Marais area.

In Le Marais area, there are many fashionable shops and cafes, including Place des Vosges, so please use Line 29 to visit.

Summary

The route shown has been updated to the latest version of the April 2019 revision.

The old Line 20 to 29 departed from Saint-Lazare station on all lines.

For tourists, it was very easy to understand, but with the revision in 2019, some of the route changes significantly.

Line20 and Line21, the first bus stop of Saint-Lazare station extended, and the route itself became longer.

Line 22 and Line 29 are slightly changed, so you can use it as before.

Line 24 had a major change, and it was a bus that went around the main sightseeing spots, but after the change, it became a worthless route.

Line 25 will be a new line added in 2019.

However, it is a route that is not used by travelers at all.

Lines 26 and 27 are routes that have not changed at all.

Line 27 is a line that is very active in sightseeing.

Line 28 has shortened the route, but this is also a route that is active in sightseeing.

Even after the change, it is a route of Line 20 to 29 with many frequently used routes overall.

It may be the location of the hotel you are staying at, but if you are staying around The Opera and Saint Lazare Station, please try using only Line 20 to 29.

Not only first-time travelers, but also those who have visited Paris many times, you will be able to feel the charm of Paris different from usual.

I would be happy if the route map introduced could be useful for sightseeing even a little.

Thank you for reading to the end again this time.

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When you come to Paris, I would like you to use the local bus（Paris Bus RATP).

The metro is the most efficient method when sightseeing in Paris, but depending on the location, you may have to change or walk long distance from the train station.

In addition, there are some trouble such as the security and the rise and fall of stairs.

Paris bus RATP, compared to metro, there are hard for beginners, but it is a very good means of transportation that solve such problems.

This time, I will introduce how to use a Paris bus RATP so that anyone can use it easily.

☆Important notice☆

Since April 2019, the route of paris buses has changed significantly.

When using the bus, please check the latest route before using.

Paris Bus Complete Guide

Basic information

Paris buses RATP are unified in green, the main color of RATP (Régie Autonome des Transports Parisiens).

（The latest buses are also increasing in blue.)

To identify where the bus is going, you need to check the number of each bus.

Buses that run through Paris are numbered in double digits, so check carefully and ride.

(Buses running outside Paris will be 3-digit numbers)

To get on the bus is basically from the front.

To get off the bus is the back door.

There is basically no timetable.

Instead, some bus stops display the estimated time of arrival.

Of course, it’s not very accurate, so if you’re in the daytime, think of it as arriving at intervals of 10 to 15 minutes.

Fare

Ticket: €1.9 If purchased at a metro station

　　　　€2 When boarding the bus, if purchased from the driver

Carnet: €16.9 for a set of 10 tickets

Mobilis: Unlimited daily ticket from €7.5

Paris Visit: Unlimited 1-5 day tickets from €12

Navigo Découverte: €22.8 per week

Operating hours

Normal operating hours are from 06:30 to 20:30.

Depending on the route, some buses will continue to drive there.

There is also a late-night bus called Noctilien.

Operating hours are from 00:35 to 05:30.

I don’t think I use it for normal sightseeing.

If you are using it for some reason, please check the following.

How to use Noctiglien

Noctiglien Route Map

Some routes do not operate on Sundays.

In addition, the number of routes will be greatly reduced, so let’s use it with plenty of time.

How to use the bus

The way to get on the bus is very easy.

Raise your hand and give a signal when the bus you want comes at the stop.

It is not necessary if there are other people to ride, but please note that there may be no other people to ride, or the bus that you take may be different from the other people at the bus stop where multiple lines stop.

Once on board, if you have a ticket, insert it into a automatic machine and engrave it.

In the image is an automatic machine.

When you get on, so I think you can understand it immediately.

In rare cases, there may be a ticket check, so be sure to have a ticket until you reach your destination.

Just in case you forget the stamp or do not have a ticket, you will be fined a high price.

(Please be careful because you will not be forgiven just because you are a traveler)

If you’re using Navigo, touch this purple machine.

Touch it, and if you hear a sound, it’s OK.

If you are getting off the bus, press the drop-off button to let you know.

If the ARRET DEMANDE ramp is on, it will stop at the next station.

There are no announcements about the stops, so please check your station while looking around.

Even if you forget to get off, it is an interval where you can walk back enough if you get off at the next station, so let’s act with plenty of time.

To get off the back door is only.

Please note that you cannot get off the front door.

How to connect buses

Paris Buses can be transited with a single ticket.

However, you must connect to the next bus within 1 hour and 30 minutes of the first ride.

Also, please note that you can not get off on the way and get on the bus on the same route again.

Please note that tickets purchased when boarding the bus cannot be transit
ed. Only metro stations and carnets can be transited.

Bus security

Buses in Paris are safer than metros.

Unlike metro, it is difficult to ride without pay, so you can use it with confidence when using normally.

However, depending on the destination, there are also routes that run in places where security is not good, so be careful.

If you don’t forget that it’s Paris, you’re unlikely to get into major trouble.

Bus route map

RATP Bus Route Map 2019 Revised Edition

The map of Paris is very complicated.

At first point, I think that it is difficult for people that knows this area pretty well just by looking at the map.

In addition, there are many one-way roads in Paris, so there are many different roads on the same route.

It is very convenient to use such a bus well.

I would like to introduce how to utilize almost all routes from now on.

Summary

How was it?

This time, I was able to guide you with basic information for getting on the bus.

It’s somehow difficult to get on a bus in Paris, but once you get the hang of it, you’ll feel like you’ve been sightseeing in Paris just by riding.

Also, like metro, there is no need to go up and down stairs to underground, so it is physically easy, and if there is a bus stop near the destination, you may be able to move faster than the metro.

In addition, if you are traveling with a suitcase while traveling, it is possible to move much safer than metro.

(Hotel selection also expands)

Please enjoy the fun of the bus and enjoy sightseeing in Paris.

Thank you for reading to the end this time.

Each bus route is introduced in detail below.

If you look at it together, I think that it is easy to get the image when you actually use the bus.

Please refer to it by all means.

Please check here for the introduction article from line 20 to line 29.

Please check here for the introduction article from line 30 to line 39.

Please check here for the introduction article from line 40 to line 48.

Please check here for the introduction article from line 52 to line 58.

Please check here for introduction articles from Line 60 to Line 69.

Please check here for the introduction article from line 70 to line 77.

Please check here for the introduction article from line 80 to line 89.

Please check here for introduction articles from Line 91 to Line 96.