Is there a bus service betweem train stations in Paris,France?

Question

Is there a bus service betweem train stations in Paris,France?

Answer 1

No, you take the metro or a taxi. But as there's seven train stations in Paris maybe you should tell us from which to where.

Here is a map showing where the six main ones are (seventh is called Gare de Bercy).

http://www.paris.org/Gares/

and a subway navigator :

http://www.subwaynavigator.com/subway_si...

Answer 2

In Paris, you can pretty much get anywhere you need to go by public transit.  There may not be a direct bus that only goes from Stn A to Stn B, but you can get there by regular city bus or tube (subway train.)  You may have to walk a little bit, so take comfy walking shoes.  (If you are purchasing new walking shoes for this trip, wear them around home for a week or two before packing them.  You don't want to be breaking shoes in while you're traveling.)

Answer 3

Yes, but you have to check the schedules because some do not run very late.  Go to www.paris.org/Metro for more info. Also, try getting a Paris Tourist card, it covers the Metro (the train) and all local buses.

Answer 4

what two train stations?

Answer 5

There are several train stations in Paris.  For example when I was coming in from Zurich to connect with the Eurostar back to London, I arrived in Paris at Gare l'Est but needed to get to Gare du Nord to get the Eurostar.  I didn.t bother with a bus.  It was just a 2-minutes ride on The Paris Metro (subway)