
	Where results make sense

Topic: Paris Metro Line 14

Related Topics

Paris Metro

Barcelona Metro

Paris, France

List of metro systems

Metro

	VAL
		It was designed in the early 1980s by Matra, for the then new metro system in Lille.
		The automatic trains on Paris Metro's line 14 are based on VAL technology, but built to a larger scale to be compatible with the other metro lines.
		Lyon's 4th metro line is a larger version of the VAL on metallic wheels.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/va/VAL.html (117 words)

	Urban Transport Technology - Paris Transport System
		The METEOR project (Line 14) is a 7.5km high-speed metro line running from Bibliothèque François Mitterrand to Madeleine, passing through Gare de Lyon and Châtelet.
		Future projects for the METEOR line include a southern extension to Olympiades, due to be completed by 2006 at an estimated cost of 111 million, and a northern extension which is still in the design stage.
		Line 13 is due to be extended towards the north by 3km when the control system upgrade is completed.
	www.urbantransport-technology.com /projects/france (1550 words)

	Discover Paris! - November 2000 - Bonne Anniversaire, le Metro!
		Individual lines can go on strike, and personnel tell passengers via the public address system how many trains can be expected to pass, how much of a delay can be expected, and to choose connecting lines or other means of transport due to serious reductions or complete halts in service.
		Paris is celebrating the centennial of the Métropolitain with a year-long series of activities and remodeling projects.
		Line 14 boasts the most modern technology of metro systems around the world, with the trains completely enclosed so that there is no danger of passengers falling or jumping onto the tracks.
	www.discoverparis.net /Bonne-Anniversaire-le-Metro.html (1096 words)

	Railway Technology - Paris Metro Meteor Project New Automated Line
		Line 14 stretches 7km between Bibliotheque Francois Mitterrand and Madeleine is to relieve pressure on one of the busiest sections of the original Line A between Gare de Lyon, Chatelet and Auber.
		It parallels both Line A and Line D between the city's main rail terminus for trains from the south and west of the country, Gare de Lyon and Chatelet.
		The entire Paris Metro consists of 16 routes, including two lines that were branches of others, but are now seen as lines in their own right.
	www.railway-technology.com /projects/meteor (1349 words)

	Paris Taxis - Paris On Line
		The price to be paid is that indicated on the meter at the end of the journey.
		it is equal to the pick-up charge (fixed charge indicated on starting, for example 2 € in Paris) to which the charge per kilometre is added.
		Paris has 14 500 taxis and 460 taxi ranks.
	www.paris-on-line.com /eng/turisme/transport_dins_taxi.htm (96 words)

	Hotel Claret - 44 Boulevard de Bercy, Paris, 75012
		From there, the metro line 6 can be taken to Bercy station nearby the hotel.
		Then take the metro, line 6 and get off at Bercy: the metro stop is in front of the hotel.
		From there take the metro, line 6 and get off at Bercy, where the hotel is in front of the exit.
	www.parisby.com /hotelclaret/pages/reach.htm (273 words)

	Pete's Paris Metro and Subway Information
		Each line is labeled by the stations at the end of the line.
		The Metro is composed of 14 different lines and crosses a number of stations, which are often within a few minutes walk from each other.
		Paris Visite is a pass which allows you to discover Paris and the surroundings.
	www.zpinaddict.com /parishtm/metro.htm (1249 words)

	A digest on transport to and in Paris by Paris Digest, the Paris Internet city guide and portal: metro, buses, taxis, ...
		Paris is also the French freeway hub with connections to most parts of France and Europe.
		When you stay in Paris, take the metro and the RER (regional metro).They are fast, convenient, lively and mostly safe.
		For example, the Disneyland Resort Paris and Charles de Gaulle airport are in zone 5, Versailles or even the Orly airport are in zone 4.
	www.parisdigest.com /menus/transport.htm (644 words)

	Ada Info Article -- Ada Modernizes Paris Metro
		Called Line (ligne) 14 since its inauguration on Oct. 15, 1998, the Meteor system is Paris's first driverless metro sytem and its first new line since 1935.
		Developed on behalf of the Paris Transportation Authority (RATP) by GEC Alsthom for the trains and Matra Transport for the automatic systems, the 20 km long Line 14 links the South West and North East suburbs of Paris.
		Line 14 could be later extend north to Place de Clichy and La Fourche and connect to the north-western branch of Line 13 to Port de Genevilliers.
	www.adaic.org /atwork/paris.html (260 words)

	UrbanRail.Net > Europe > France > Métro de PARIS - Paris Subway (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Paris, the capital of France (9 million inhabitants in Greater Paris), is one of Europe's metro flagships.
		This line is meant to alleviate ligne 1 and RER ligne A in the central area and starts at Maison Blanche in the south, then runs parallel to ligne 1 and A between Gare de Lyon and Châtelet-les Halles and finally turns north to St.
		Paris, Lyon, Marseille, Lille, Toulouse, Rennes, Rouen and Laon.
	de.geocities.com /met_paris/paris.htm (1663 words)

	The Paris Metro (subway) System
		For example, the stop for the Louvre (line 1) gives one the impression that the train has pulled into the Museum itself: the immaculate marble walls are lined with exhibits and replicas of art works, with glass cases containing various sculptures.
		On line 13, Varenne offers exhibits from the nearby Rodin Museum (including a replica of The Thinker), while Liège is paneled with beautiful tiles.
		Lines are color-coded and numbered, and are also named according to the city gate — or porte — at the end of the line.
	www.discoverfrance.net /France/Paris/Paris_metro.shtml (3080 words)

	Paris Meteor, line 14
		Line 14 is also known as the Meteor.
		It provides some much needed relief from the Metro Line 1 and the RER Line A which run crowded all day long.
		Train is seen leaving the Bibliotheque station on the southeast end of the line.
	ktransit.com /transit/France/Paris/Metro/paris_hr_auto.htm (183 words)

	Skidmore in Paris - Lifeline - Libraries
		In Paris, there are two kinds of libraries: the city's network; and others which have restricted access and/or require a small fee.
		Many of these libraries have specific areas of concentration: that is, aside from their general collections, they have a special collection based on one topic or subject (Trocadero, for instance, focuses on tourism literature -- useful for French Contemporary Society presentations -- and foreign languages -- useful for some light reading on the side).
		The main problem with this library is that it is almost always crowded resulting in long line (allow at least 15 — 30 for entry, which has been known to take up to an hour on Sunday evenings), and once inside it takes a while to find free place at a table.
	www.skidmore.edu /administration/int-programs/lifeline/library.htm (626 words)

	The exclusive selection of quiet, lovely and typical hotels in Paris by Paris Digest, the Paris Internet city guide and ...
		Pyramides on lines 14 and 7, Saint Lazare on line 13.
		In the Latin Quarter, the very heart of Paris, between Saint Germain des Prés, Notre Dame and the Luxembourg Gardens, the hotel Saint Paul is an attractive XVIIth century residence.
		A bit farther away from central Paris, this hotel is very close to the charming Montsouris park and to the RER B Cité Universitaire metro station.
	www.parisdigest.com /menus/hotels.htm (2036 words)

	Paris metro pass saves time and money; unlimited use on subway, buses, rer; order online now.
		Paris metro passes are validated on the first day of use and are consecutive day durations.
		Each metro pass is good for subway train, city buses, RER suburban trains (within the proper zone), the funicular lift at Sacre Coeur, and night buses (Noctambus).
		Discover France/Go To Paris is a recognized partner and distributor of passes in the USA for RATP and Intermusee of France.
	www.gotoparis.net /visite.html (422 words)

	Paris Break
		Paris is known as the mecca of fashion where all the top couturiers showcase their talent.
		The north of Paris is divided from the south by the River Seine.
		Paris started its prehistoric life along the banks of the Seine river in the Bronze Age.
	www.parisbreak.co.uk /leisure/kids.asp (997 words)

	Hôtel Saint Germain - 88, rue du Bac, Paris, 75007
		Hotel Saint Germain is ideally located in one of the liveliest and most interesting quarters of Paris.
		Once passed the customs doors, look for and follow the signal "Paris by train": you might have to take the airport internal bus (navette) to the "RER" (Regional Express Railroad network) station, this bus is marked "RER station - Paris by train".
		Look for and follow the signes "line 14" of the metro network, to get to that line you will need to use again the same ticket, keep it with you once you pass the exchange-doors.
	www.parisby.com /saintgermain/pages/reach.htm (592 words)

	Public transport - Paris Info - Getting around in Paris
		The Paris metro has around 300 stations, their entrances marked by a big yellow “M”, and 16 lines, numbered from 1 to 14, 3 bis and 7 bis.
		Each line has a colour, which you’ll find on signs in the stations and on all the RATP maps.
		Times of the first and last trains vary depending on the point along the line that you are departing from.
	en.parisinfo.com /paris_map/rub6235.html (541 words)

	Paris 2003: The view from aloft is still much the same (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Paris 2003: The view from aloft is still much the same
		This balloon started operations at Chantilly castle, north of Paris, in April 1994 and opened for business in the French capital in 2000.
		The closest metro station to the park is Javel André Citröen on Line 10.
	www.ainonline.com /Publications/paris/paris_03/pd1viewpg46.html (613 words)

	ParisDailyPhoto: Metro Line 14
		There are 14 Metro lines in Paris and quite logically line 14 is the latest one (it was built between 1993 and1998).
		The metro line in Paris is where we came up with our daughter's name.
		I fell in love with the Paris metro the first time I remember ever visiting Paris, I was probably 7 years old or so.
	parisdailyphoto.blogspot.com /2005/09/metro-line-14.html (1347 words)

	Paris Travel Guide - Hotels, Restaurants, Sightseeing in Paris - New York Times Travel
		The chief danger about Paris, T. Eliot wrote to a friend, is that it is such a strong stimulant.
		The libraries of Paris are among the glories of French architecture, their stylish forms as impressive as the contents stored inside their walls.
		"Paris au Cinéma," a celebration of the city's 100-year love affair with the movies, takes the visitor through the history of films shot in and about Paris.
	travel.nytimes.com /travel/guides/europe/france/paris/overview.html (591 words)

	Paris hotel — HOTEL DU CADRAN , Paris France - reservation
		Metro : Line 12 direction Mairie d’Issy, change at Concorde, take line 8 direction Balard and stop at Ecole Militaire station.
		Metro : Line 14 direction Madeleine, change at Madeleine, take line 8 direction Balard and stop at Ecole Militaire station.
		Metro : Line 8 direction Balard, change at La Motte-Picquet Grenelle, take line 6 direction Nation, change at Pasteur, and take line 12 direction Mairie d’Issy and stop at Porte de Versailles station (approximately 30 minutes).
	www.paris-hotel-cadran.com /english/location.html (468 words)

	Paris France Travels Accommodations Le Marais - Apartment
		Very conveniently located as it is on the No. 1 métro line which crosses most of Paris in 15 minutes.
		Most of historic Paris is within a 20 minute radius on foot.
		The Marais is one the oldest and most beautiful sections of Paris which deserves to be discovered on foot.
	www.vrbo.com /19130 (1000 words)

	Paris Las Vegas
		Entering Paris Las Vegas is akin to visiting Paris proper, in all its beauty and ineffable charm.
		Paris Las Vegas staff members greet guests with a cheerful "Bonjour," and the restaurants that flank the walkways resemble Parisian caf?s, complete with "outdoor" seating.
		The Paris Las Vegas resort has a lot to live up to and does so with romance and style.
	www.vegas.com /resorts/paris/index.html (689 words)

	Islam Online- News Section (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Taking a trip in several underground trains in Paris Sunday October 31, this IOL correspondent has noticed that reading religious books, particularly the Noble Qur’an makes a Ramadan phenomenon, contrary to other months of the year.
		On line two of Paris metro, Suhaila, 33, sat reading a book entitled “Don't be Sad” by Ae’d Al-Qurany, a Muslim thinker and writer.
		Underground lines in Paris amount to 14, covering all Paris districts and neighborhoods, in addition to long lines that link Paris to its suburbs.
	www.islamonline.net /English/News/2004-11/02/article03.shtml (568 words)

	Paris \| Metro (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		You have several lines, 14 to be exact.
		The end point past the line of the destination is the direction you will look for on the signs in the Métro.
		>>for a destination on a different line, find a station that intersects the line you are on with the line that the destination station is on.
	www.fredlet.com /fredletstravels/Paris/metro.htm (321 words)

	ligne 9 : la vie quotidienne >> le métro
		Although there are 14 lines altogether, there is very little confusion when it comes to switching lines and utilizing the metro because each direction is clearly marked.
		The entire metro system consists of 199 km (124 miles) of tracks and 368 stations, 87 of which serve as interchanges between lines.
		There is at least one metro station within 500 meters of any building in Paris, and around 6 million people ride the metro each day.
	web.mit.edu /jsf/2004/metro.html (436 words)

	Paris Metro (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		There is a certain kind of romance, I say, because not everyone, and probably not anyone, would agree with me that the Paris Metro is a romantic vision.
		The word Metro is short for the word Métropolitain and the first line was completed on July 19, 1900 (Line 1).
		The number 14 line is the most recent addition to the system and is a technological marvel because it has no operator.
	www.artist-at-large.com /parismetro.htm (1104 words)

Try your search on: Qwika (all wikis)