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GETTING HERE USEFULA bientôt GUIDE L ’ É QUIP E L A T AMIS E GETTING HERE BY CAR? 15 RUE DE LA GRANDE CHAUMIÈRE - 75006 PARIS GPS : 48.842067 / 2.330409 From Boulevard Périphérique Head west on Bd Périphérique Take the exit for Porte Brancion / Porte de Vanves Turn right on Rue Julia Bartet Continue on Place de la Porte de Vanves Continue on Rue Raymond Losserand Turn right on Rue d'Alençon Turn right on Boulevard du Montparnasse Your destination is on the right. NEAREST PARKING LOT Parking Vinci Montparnasse - Raspail 120 Bis, Boulevard du Montparnasse 75014 Paris FRANCE Our customers benefit from a preferential rate for stays of 2 nights or more. INFORMATION OR RESERVATION REQUEST? Call us at +33 (0)1 43 26 66 44 or contact us on www.hoteldesacademies.com TRANSFER TO THE HOTEL 15 RUE DE LA GRANDE CHAUMIÈRE - 75006 PARIS GPS : 48.842067 / 2.330409 If you wish, the hotel can organize transportation to and from the train station or airport as well as in the French capital. Our receptionists will be happy to assist you. Feel free to contact us directly at +33 (0)1 43 26 66 44 or via our website www.hoteldesacademies.com Charles. .de. .Gaulle. Airport. .45. min. by. taxi. Orly. ...... ..Airport...................... .25. min. by. taxi. AIRPORT-HOTEL . TRANSFERS Public buses operate between the airport and the center of Paris. Departure every 20 min - price: €11 .Gare. .Saint-Lazare. .20. min. by. taxi. .Gare. .......... ..Montparnasse.................. .10. min. by. taxi. .Gare. ......... .du. .Nord. .20. min. by. taxi. TRANSFERS .Gare. .de. .l'Est. .20. min. by. taxi. TRAIN STATION-HOTEL .Gare. .de. .Lyon. .20. min. by. taxi. .Gare. .d’Austerlitz. .... .15. min. by. taxi. INFORMATION OR RESERVATION REQUEST? Call us at +33 (0)1 43 26 66 44 or contact us on www.hoteldesacademies.com GETTING AROUND PARIS PARIS TRANSPORT INFORMATION: WWW.RATP.FR Ideally located on the Rive Gauche, in the heart of the Latin Quarter, the Hôtel des Académies et des Arts is the perfect base for exploring the romantic and artistic city of Paris. We are fortunate to find ourselves in the middle of three metro lines, plus a 5-minute walk from the Port Royal RER station (direct access to CDG and Orly airports, and PARIS EXPO VERSAILLES and Villepinte exhibition centers). BY METRO 4 Line no.4 : Vavin 12 Line no.12 : Notre Dame des Champs 6 Line no.6 : Edgard Quinet BY BUS 82 Line no.82 : Notre Dame des Champs 89 Line no.89 : Musée du Luxembourg 68 Line no.84 : Notre Dame des Champs BY RER TRAIN B Line no.B : Port Royal INFORMATION OR RESERVATION REQUEST? Call us at +33 (0)1 43 26 66 44 or contact us on www.hoteldesacademies.com SEE YOU SOON THE HÔTEL DES AACADÉMIES bientôt & DES ARTS TEAM L ’ É QUIP E L A T AMIS E.

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