Gare de l'Est Explained | Paris, France | 4K

[@Weekend-Traveller]

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[@Kris-zj3ul]

Thank you I will be going to Strasbourg from there to Switzerland. I’m arriving from Terminal 1. This video eased up my anxiety

[@Weekend-Traveller]

You are welcome. Glad it helped. Strasbourg is also very nice. Btw I am a bit confused. This video is NOT about Strasbourg station, it is Paris Gare de l'Est. So you will use this station to go to Strasbourg, is that what you meant?

[@s.wiesbadener]

As a traveler from Germany, how do you get through these turnstiles on the platform at this train station with a ticket purchased online and stored digitally on your cell phone?

[@Weekend-Traveller]

Hi, thanks for your question. Unfortunately I have not used this option and would not be able to give you much info. Perhaps you can get a physical ticket from the vending machines by showing your ticket. Or perhaps you can go to a counter on the station and ask them to give you a physical ticket. I do not recall seeing all stations with digital readers. I also checked the webiste (maratp.ratp.fr/categorie/mon-trajet/) but it was not very helpful. The people at the ticket counter are also not very fluent in English, so you may need to use google translate. And when speaking at the counter, remember that there are people around who are interested in your stuff. So watch out. Safe travels :)

[@43safaaa]

Hey, hat es mit dem digitalen Ticket auf dem Handy funktioniert? Fahre auch in paar Tagen mit dem Zug nach Paris

[@fp2374]

Nice update, my first train station in France, my wife use to go to worked for years! Salut!

[@orucreis3219]

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[@ronlsu]

How do I walk to Gare du Nord from Gare debl’est?

[@Weekend-Traveller]

Hi, you have to ask someone as it is quite difficult to explain in text. It is not too far, about 10 minutes I think. If you have luggage then maybe you need a bit more time.

[@poluki]

where do I go if I want to go towards the other direction of the metro line 4?

[@Weekend-Traveller]

Hi, I am sorry I do not understand your question. I assume your starting point is Gare de l'Est. What is your destination?

[@poluki]

@@Weekend-Traveller I want to go to Montparnasse, how do I know which direction to go, thank you!

[@Weekend-Traveller]

@@poluki OK I put Montparnasse as the end point in Google maps and get the option to take metro 4. You have to get out of the station building (i.e. Gare de l'est). You go to your right just a little, and you see Bd de Strasbourg. You see a building with Burger King, and just beside Burger King there is a staircase that takes you underground. There is a sign that also says Metro. You have metro lines 4, 5 and 7 from here. You take the metro to Raspail. Get down at Raspail and get out of the metro. Montparnasse is very close.

[@Weekend-Traveller]

Google Maps is usually very good to give you steps to go. There is a live maps option if you get lost. It will show you direction with arrows on a live map. You have to use your camera. Give it a shot.

[@ronlsu]

can I walk to rer e station inside the l’est?

[@Weekend-Traveller]

Hi, I suppose you mean to walk to Gare du Nord? There are no RER trains in Gare de L'Est. And RER E is not connected to any stations. You can see RER E route here. www.ratp.fr/sites/default/files/lines-assets/plan-de-ligne/rer/plan-de-ligne_rer_ligne-e.1727094867.png

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[@Weekend-Traveller]

Thank you for subscribing, it helps a lot :) This video is from a recent trip to Paris. Have a nice day :)