Can anybody tell me the best way to get to the Stade De France, home
of the French Football (Soccer) team, via public transport?.

Many Thanks,

NUFC_1892

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    > Can anybody tell me the best way to get to the Stade De France, home
    > of the French Football (Soccer) team, via public transport?.
    > Many Thanks,
    > NUFC_1892

According to the RATP site (http://www.ratp.fr) :

Metro line 13 to St-Denis, then you have to walk 9 minutes.
Beware that there are two endings on this part of the 13 line.

Other solution : RER B (northwards, to Charles-de-Gaulle or Mitry-Claie)
and you stop at "La Plaine-Stade de France". It's in 2nd zone so a metro
ticket is enough. I don't know how long you have to walk from there.

There are metro and RER plans in every metro station, and also on RATP's
site (http://www.ratp.fr)

RER (urban train) may be faster... It all depends where you are.

The RER station is right next to the stadium.

Pan

"JX Bardant" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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    > "NUFC_1892" <[email protected]> a écrit dans le message de
    > news:[email protected] om...
    > > Can anybody tell me the best way to get to the Stade De France, home
    > > of the French Football (Soccer) team, via public transport?.
    > >
    > > Many Thanks,
    > >
    > > NUFC_1892
    > According to the RATP site (http://www.ratp.fr) :
    > Metro line 13 to St-Denis, then you have to walk 9 minutes.
    > Beware that there are two endings on this part of the 13 line.
    > Other solution : RER B (northwards, to Charles-de-Gaulle or Mitry-Claie)
    > and you stop at "La Plaine-Stade de France". It's in 2nd zone so a metro
    > ticket is enough. I don't know how long you have to walk from there.
    > There are metro and RER plans in every metro station, and also on RATP's
    > site (http://www.ratp.fr)
    > RER (urban train) may be faster... It all depends where you are.