Is the Metro in Paris free?

Fast, easy, and free! With the Paris City Pass, you can use the public transportation system (metro, RER, bus, Montmartre tram) within the inner city district of Paris Zone 1 – 3 for free! The public transportation ticket is valid according to the purchased Paris City Pass (2, 3, 4, 5 or 6 days).

What can we do in the Bois de Vincennes?

What to See and Do at Bois de Vincennes

• Man-Made Lakes, Grottoes and Other Features.
• Walking Paths and Gardens.
• Zoological Park and Hippodrome.
• Open-Air Jazz Concerts at the Parc Floral.
• Chateau de Vincennes.

How do you get around in Pari?

Getting Around Paris

1. Paris Metro. Paris Metro is the fastest way of getting around Paris.
2. RER. The Paris Regional RER train is used both as a train system and subway.
3. Paris City Buses. Riding a city bus is one of the most popular ways of getting around Paris.
4. Montmartre Funicular.
5. Paris Tramway.
6. Paris Taxis.

How to get to the Bois de Vincennes?

The main entrances to the Bois de Vincennes are located at the edge of the 12th arrondissement in Eastern Paris, on the right bank of the Seine. The easiest way to get to the park is via the metro or RER (the city’s commuter-line train system).

What to do in Vincennes?

The town of Vincennes is charming as part of a full day trip to the wood, gardens, and castle. Although it lies right at the edge of Paris, it has a quieter, almost village-like vibe about it. Visit the central town square and city hall, browse the shops along the main street, and stroll through the open-air market on Rue de Fontenay.

Why visit the Chateau de Vincennes?

The historic woods and wide lanes still found today within the park were initially developed as royal hunting grounds during the medieval period, when the Kings of France used the Chateau de Vincennes as a residence and military defense site. The forest itself has been present since at least Gallo-Roman times when Paris was called “Lutetia.”