City: France
Top Things to do in France
Top 10 Mass Transportation Systems in France, France
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Restaurants in France
1. La Diabline
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 6 reviews
2. Euskotren
3. Tramway de Mulhouse
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 128 reviews
Reviewed By TV2451
This is a great way to get around town. Park your rental car and rely on this great public transit which is fast and comfortable. Sit back and see the city.
4. Telepherique de la Perdrix
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 28 reviews
5. Funiculaire de Montmartre
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 284 reviews
Reviewed By romanshorner - Munich, Germany
Although it is not original (it was rebuilt in 1991), it is already worth to visit it because of the interesting technology. For climbing the mountain, it is not really necessary as you can use the stairs or if you want to avoid the strenuous stairs you can climb to the church by using an easier way through side roads, especially if you arrive from Abbesses metro station. The ride lasts a bit more than one minute and there is a ride at least every five minutes until at least a few minutes after midnight. You are obliged to keep your ticket until leaving the building, although there is an automatic entrance control. You can use any ticket, which is valid in the metro and you need one ticket for a metro ride for a ride on the funiculaire, with a metro pass for one or several days, you ride for free. Once there, you should also notice the technology of this interesting mode of transport.
6. BAT3 - Le Bateau De Bordeaux Metropole
7. Tramway de Toulouse
8. Bac de Royan
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 247 reviews
Reviewed By 754philipd
Well organised, very little waiting. Reasonable cost. You can get a drink on board at a reasonable cost. Brilliant!
9. Le Passeur Etel - Le Magouer
10. Paris Metro
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 3,047 reviews
Reviewed By zzmehul - Mumbai, India
fantastic network of trains that connect every corner of the city.... with trains every few minutes, its the fastest way of getting around... and google.maps easily provides the change overs required to get from one point to another. this is also the cheapest option.... single journey irrespective of the distance and number of changes, is 1.9 euros... but if you buy a pack of ten tickets which costs 15euros... it gets even cheaper. Paris is a city packed with attractions and each area can take a few hours to explore .... so buying tickets can be much cheaper than a full day or multi day pass which gives unlimited travel....
