Getting to the Palace of Versailles from Central Paris by RER, Tram & Bus | Accessible Travel

There are many different ways to get to the Palace of Versailles from central Paris. This is showing you which trains (regional), trams (suburban or commuter), and buses I used, their routes, and accessibility. Please check with the ticket service offices at the metro stations for tickets and help with disability services.
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0:00 - Intro
1:30 - Overview of Trains and Routes
1:55 - Part 1: Auber Station
6:32 - RER A
7:40 - Part 2: La Defense Station
11:17 - Tram 2
12:56 - Part 3: Musée de Sèvres stop
16:50 - Finding Bus 171
18:24 - Avenue de Paris
mattgetze
Thanks for watching!
Matt
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Map Sources:
- direction map from Google Maps
- Train maps from RATP.fr website
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[@in2itivity]

The lady accompanying you through La Défense station was so nice! I'm impressed how much she was able to help despite not speaking English.

[@MattGetze]

Absolutely. She was very very kind. It was also quite windy to find the T2 train to Versailles.

[@mauramurrihy]

It is important to so many people to have videos on accessible travel around Paris. Thank you so much. Love this.

[@MattGetze]

Awe. That's a very kind comment. Thank you!

[@mauramurrihy]

Any comments about accessible metro stations or any other accessible travel tips? I am coming for the Paralympics with a great big old knee brace and have trouble with stairs, especially going down. (I fear no Montmartre for me! But who cares? It’s Paris!) more videos, please.

[@MattGetze]

My next one is about buses. I'd say that's the next tip and best tip. I would actually suggest a boat trip (with or without dining) in the evening on the Seine. The Eiffel Tower at night is beautiful.

[@mauramurrihy]

You go, Matt! Do you have a website yet?