What bus do you get from arc de triomphe to Eiffel tower?

Answer 1

Number 30. Leave the Gare du Nord by the main entrance on Rue de Dunkerque; turn right, and walk to the big junction with Boulevard Magenta - a place where eight streets meet. Take the 3nd right, Boulevard de Magenta. The first bus stop you come to is the one you need. The No. 30 goes to Trocadéro, the square outside the Palais de Chaillot. Go between the wings of the Palais and goggle at one of the world's most famous views.

Answer 2

the bus line you're seeking is the 350, but they left you at gare l'est (5 minutes walk from gare du nord) and it takes about 1H10 to get there
alternative choice to access gare du nord from CDG airport is RER line B (regional subway) which is a direct line and take around 30 minutes.

Answer 3

Alas, none. The No. 30 bus goes direct, but on metro or RER you have to change. RER is best: Line B or D to Chatelet-les-Halles, then line C (direction Versailles) to Champ de Mars-Tour Eiffel.

Answer 4

The number 30 bus goes from Gare de l'Est to Trocadero, which is the best approach to the EIFFEL TOWER. It goes via the Arc de Triomphe, well worth driving round on a bus. Come of the bus at the terminus at Trocadero, and walk 50 mtrs to the underpass. Use the underpass to go to the top of the steps to the Eiffel Tower.

Answer 5

The quickest way is to walk or take the metro down to Strasbourg-Saint-Denis metro station, then take metro line 8, direction Balard, and get off at Ecole Militaire. Personally, however, I prefer the 32 bus from Gare de l'Est to Trocadéro. That way, you arrive across the river from the tower, start with the best view from the Palais de Chaillot, and then walk downhill past the fabulouse fountains and across the river to the tower. The bus goes from directly in front of the station at Gare de l'Est, just near your hotel. Buy your tickets (cheapest in a CARNET of 10) from the metro station in advance. One ticket gets you just about anywhere in central Paris.

Answer 6

If you insist to take a bus right down the Eiffel tower, take the line 30 toward "Trocadéro" or the 22 towards "Porte de Saint-Cloud".

For both lines, step down at "Boissière" and switch to the line 82 towards Luxembourg. Step down at "Tour Eiffel" on the way.

The distance between the arc and the Eiffel tower is just 2 km, sot that's usually faster to just walk down the avenue d'Iena.

Answer 7

C'est le 42.